26 The log operator (Reactive programming with Java - full course)

Course: Reactive programming in Java
Covers: Reactive fundamentals, Project Reactor

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Learn the basics of reactive programming. You will learn to "THINK REACTIVE" - understand the paradigm shift and thinking change necessary to write code in a reactive way using Project Reactor.

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[SupriyaMondal]

Thank you Koushik for all the content available in this channel.

[geekyfoxGaming]

Hi Kaushik,

I see that part 24, 25, 32, 33 are uploaded, but not tagged to this playlist.
can you please add those to the playlist.

can't thank you more, for uploading such awesome cources.
Keep up the awesome work !

[ayanSaha]

Hi Kaushik, I have been following you for more than 10 years now and you have been an immense help to my carrier. Thanks a lot for your help.

[MrSATYAMJOSHI]

Thank you for the precise explanation. Just to add we can also use peek() of Stream API to log each element in the stream.

[monsterhuntergo]

Hi Kaushik, can we use this .log() to log in a file as well? if there is a logger file for the whole application, can we configure it to the logger file too? If can both console and file. thanks

[SzalonyTygrys]

Hi, this is not about programming but you should see Gonstead chiropractor to adjust your jaw, if it stays like that it can affect your whole body health in the future.

[monsterhuntergo]

Why the exercise #3, have this info:
[ INFO] (main) request(256)
While in exercise #7 is unbounded?
[ INFO] (main) request(unbounded)
They are both logging after

[madhavjhacs]

Hi Kaushik, Can you please unhide entire course for members at least.