Reactive With Clojurexcript

Use ClojureScript to create powerful serverless Web applications that are responsive and engaging. This book presents Reactive recipes with Reagent, a ClojureScript reactive framework, to create interactive applications.

More so than any other skill, “big ears” are the musician’s super power, Big ears will propel you wherever you want to go as a player. You’ll be at home on any jam bandstand. You’ll be able to solo over any chord changes, in any key. Your solos will be set free from the conscious deliberation of which notes are harmonically correct, over which chords. Your big ears will produce fresh, creative and engaging improvisations organically. You’re not born with big ears — you have to nurture and develop them. But its not about reading music, traditional ear training or becoming a music theory genius. It’s about learning how to process what you hear and being able to respond to it intuitively, in the moment. Tens of thousands of hours playing out is one route to take. Thankfully, there’s an alternative for those of us not fortunate enough to have that opportunity — Jon Herington’s EAR IQ.

Deep dive into reactive programming concepts with Spring WebFlux and MongoDB with hands on experience

Deep dive into Reactive programming with Couchbase and Spring WebFlux (Covers Couchbase 7 latest)

Creating a Secure, Reactive and non-blocking REST API with Spring WebFlux

Creating a Secure, Reactive and non-blocking REST API with Spring WebFlux

Learn to write fast performing Asynchronous and NonBlocking code using the Reactive Programming principles and Reactor.

Deep dive into Reactive programming with Cassandra and Spring WebFlux while acquiring hands on experience