This guide focuses on the capabilities of Spring WebFlux and Spring Boot 2 to create a��Reactive Web Application,��supported by a code example that you can build step by step.

To avoid��dumb, non-realistic examples where Spring is also the client of the Reactive API, you will complete the stack with a client application in��Angular 9. To make it reactive,��you���ll use Server-Sent Events (SSE) to communicate the backend with the frontend. See the figure below for a quick view of the stack we���...