Developing reactive application with Spring WebFlux and Spring Data Redis - Part 1 of 2

Have you ever wanted to see how building complete application looks like? In this video I go from scratch to fully functional application - Link Shortener - using reactive stack - Spring WebFlux and Spring Data Redis. Most of the code is implemented with TDD approach. I use TestContainers to spin up Redis for testing and local development environment.

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[kiranmb]

your part 1, 2 tutorials are Gift to Insatiable Learner like self :-)

[kiranmb]

Brother! you are humongous and awesome teacher for short learning Web flux. Thank :-)

[TheSunscratch]

Hey, great video and I really enjoy such format!

[StalosTech]

Another great tutorial Maciej :) just one comment, reactive spring is still unknown for many java/spring developers, so it would be nice to give very short intro for reactive terms (example : what Mono class is, etc).

[markhadley]

Here's link to second part (perhaps add it to description?):

Also, super kudos for TDD approach.

[ZoltanAltfatter]

Cool stuff! one tiny comment fro the commons-lang3 you also don't need to specify the version, Spring Boot takes care of that.

[MrThebestoneman]

Can you please also make some videos for beginners in Spring in General, that kind of content is rare on youtube, like explaining the main uses and most useful features, etc ...
thanks

[anggawardana]

cool stuff bro!! i have a request. can you make a tutorial on spring security using reactive? it will be cool

[shenyanliu]

Thanks for the sharing. while I was following your steps, I found out that @Value from lombok is actually has no setter, it will break the code for CreateLinkRequest. because when parsing json string, it needs to create obj first, then sets the properties later.

[JohnWick-zcli]

Stupid Spring -- when it returns you a list List<Person> lastname, String firstname);
why u can not do if list.contains (Bob) true : false

[zacharyjones]

why u gotta make me feel dumb

You should explain what you're typing it would add tremendous value to this video

[peterhall]

I am not entirely sure what the purpose of this video was? There was no explanation about how webflux works but more just commentary on the lines you were writing. Just my honest opinion.