Join us on December 16th together with Ivan Deskov, Senior Software Engineer at SumUp we will discuss Going Reactive with Spring & Kotlin! In this talk we'll have a look at some of the results this collaboration has led. We'll have a look at a good old blocking Spring MVC service and transform it into a fully reactive one using WebFlux, Kotlin and coroutines.
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Dear GDG community,
There's been a lot of buzz around reactive programming in recent years. Spring, being the dominating framework in the JVM world, didn't disappoint and introduced its reactive-stack web framework WebFlux in Spring 5. Together with this, they also saw the rise of Kotlin coming and they introduced dedicated Kotlin support for the Spring 5 with the goal to make Kotlin a first-class citizen of the ecosystem. In this talk we'll have a look at some of the results this collaboration has led. We'll have a look at a good old blocking Spring MVC service and transform it into a fully reactive one using WebFlux, Kotlin and coroutines.
He started his career back in 2012 as an Android developer, then moved on to more of a backend role. Ivan's main focus is programming on the JVM but he's also interested in all kinds of languages and technologies, from JavaScript to GoLang and he doesn't shy away from programming for the Web. He relocated to Sofia during the summer and is now a proud member of the SumUp family. He is quite fond of martial arts, but he hasn't tried any gyms in Sofia just yet, so recommendations in that area are more than welcome in the networking part of our event! :)
SumUp is a leading financial technology company, operating across 32 markets on 3 continents. The company empowers business owners by enabling them to accept card payments in-store, in-app and online, in a simple, secure and cost-effective way. Today, SumUp's card readers are used by 3 million merchants around the world. Additionally, the company launched multiple new products in 2020, including SumUp Invoices and Mobile Payments.
Wednesday, December 16, 2020
5:00 PM – 6:30 PM UTC
| Opening |
| Going Reactive with Spring & Kotlin |
| Q&A Session |
| Closing |
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