Reactive in Java Made Easy with Vert.x

Take a deep dive into Vert.x core APIs, reactive SQL client, chaos engineering, the resilience of HTTP client, and real-time web apps
with a member of the Vert.x core team ⭐ Julien Ponge ⭐

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About the book:
"Vert.x in Action: Asynchronous and Reactive Java" teaches you to build highly-scalable reactive enterprise applications. In this practical developer’s guide, Vert.x expert Julien Ponge gets you up to speed in the basics of asynchronous programming as you learn to design and code reactive applications. Using the Vert.x asynchronous APIs, you’ll build services including web stack, messaging, authentication, and access control. You’ll also dive into deployment of container-native components with Docker, Kubernetes, and OpenShift. Along the way, you’ll check your app’s health and learn to test its resilience to external service failures.

[manikantareddy]

IMHO Vertx is very simple, lightweight yet a powerful tool. It doesn't throw you to the same dependency mgmt and injection hell that abstracts away many things and makes the system unnecessarily complicated

I feel refreshed after knowing about this tool. This s/w needs more promotions to get to wider audience

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Many Thanks!

[RickDkkrd]

That is a great introduction workshop, thanks a lot

[chqnjxj]

I am trying to create vertices for CRUD operation. For example, DeleteProductVerticle, ReadProductVerticle, UpdateProductVerticle, and CreateProductVerticle, how can I deploy these verticle to same server and port?

[joseheitor]

Hi, what version of Vert.x is this tutorial based on?

[fringefringe]

Vert.x seems to be great tool. It seems that it should be more popular than it is. Why isn't it?