Using RxJava with Vert.x

[jponge]

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[aesteve]

A frequent (honest, naive & completely normal) question: what does RxJava offers that Futures don't?

Since Futures are composable through map / flatMap, sometimes it can be tedious to get a glimpse of what RxJava could bring to the party.

I think:

• "Infinite Stream of events" (i.e. an Observable not created from a finite fromIterable)
• Backpressure examples with different strategies
• Buffering / Windowing
• The "Recover pattern"

Could really help a lot of people getting into it. At least I truly missed that on concrete examples when first reading about RxJava.

[tsegismont]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts ! Le lun. 14 sept. 2020 à 17:02, Arnaud Esteve <notifications@github.com> a écrit :

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