Full Reactive Stack

Overview

The Full Reactive Stack project provides a powerful endpoint for developers interested in building modern web applications using reactive programming. By integrating Spring Boot, WebFlux, MongoDB, and Angular, it supports the creation of responsive applications that can handle real-time data efficiently. This stack is especially suited for developers looking to leverage the benefits of a fully reactive architecture that combines both backend and frontend capabilities.

With clear guidance and comprehensive explanations available in the accompanying mini-book and blog series, the project equips developers with all the necessary tools to begin deployment and build out their own reactive applications. It walks you through the setup and execution of each component, making the learning process engaging and practical.

Features

• Spring Boot Reactive Web: Utilizes Spring Boot 2.3 for seamless data retrieval with Spring WebFlux, embracing a non-blocking architecture that promotes higher responsiveness.

• MongoDB Integration: Connects to MongoDB in a reactive manner, enabling efficient data handling and quick responses without the drawbacks of traditional database approaches.

• Angular Reactive Frontend: The frontend leverages Angular to consume backend services reactively, using Server-Sent Events and RxJS for real-time data updates, ensuring a seamless user experience.

• Docker Support: Simplifies deployment and testing with a docker-compose file that runs both the backend and frontend applications alongside the MongoDB instance.

• Local Development: Offers a simplified docker-compose configuration to run MongoDB alone, allowing developers to work outside the containerized environment if preferred.

• Easy Execution: Clear instructions for building and running the applications make it easy to get started; just a few commands in the terminal can have everything up and running on your local machine.

This standout combination of features makes the Full Reactive Stack highly appealing for anyone intending to dive into reactive programming with robust tools at their disposal.