Spring Tips: Reactive Web Views

Hi Spring fans! In this installment of Spring Tips we look at how to create dynamic views using Spring Webflux, server-sent events, websockets and Thymeleaf's reactive model attributes.
speaker: Josh Long
twitter: @starbuxman

[@maxmag76]

Fast, Clear and well done: Thank you so much !

[@BenceDemko]

I have to admit, that Nyan cat progress bar is pretty rad.

[@farukondertr]

wouw, you have not copied any part from anywhere. wrote every single part on your own! great tutorial

[@bingx3132]

Hi Josh, I definitely love your video. A friendly reminder would be to also share your code at somewhere like Github, because it's really hard to looking codes back and forth in the video. Thank you!

[@mohamadsharifi2353]

Hi Josh!. Thnx for the great tutorials. Can you explain how to handle exceptions with reactive thymeleaf, like showing custom 404 page?

[@reactiveland3111]

How to send webSocket messages to specific users? like we had in servlet stack (sendToUser)?

[@PatrickVMadden]

Good stuff!

[@rahulgoti3864]

Thank You

[@davidhay9448]

Looks like low resolution problem has been fixed :-)

[@drisnqta]

why there is no github link to the code ? :(

[@bharatveeragandham1239]

Eenaduu
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[@AyushVerma_dexter]

only 360p.... ?

[@kashyapkiran1729]

poor video quality. Can't see anything