If you’ve never heard of reactive programming — or you’ve heard of it, but don’t quite know what it means — you aren’t alone. Reactive coding has earned its reputation as an intriguing ...

Reactive programming, in which programs react to events, is gathering steam as a mechanism for programming on multicore processors and for Web development.

Jonas Bonér, TypeSafe CTO and original author of the first Reactive Manifesto, offered his thoughts about both desirable features of reactive applications and what is not reactive programming.

In a recent article on Medium, TypeSafe's Kevin Webber argues that reactive programming "isn’t just another trend but rather the paradigm for modern software developers to learn" since it helps ...

Guest When implemented correctly, reactive programming is the ultimate nirvana. Those 500 lines of code are distilled away, maintenance almost disappears, and developers are empowered to operate ...

ReactiveX is one of the most established frameworks for reactive programming, and RxJava is its Java-based implementation. Let's see what we can do with RxJava.

For a bit more explanation of how reactive programming can be used with modern relational databases, check out this article on the subject.

As more developers talk about the benefits of reactive programming, JavaOne 2016 shows that Java EE is ready to take on the reactive development challenge.

In this paper we discuss the paradigm of reactive programming in the framework of the MVC architecture and show its applicability to interactive graphics. Under this paradigm, developers benefit from ...

Reactive programming, along with a great deal of advocacy for integrating the Observable design pattern into reactive architectures, was all the rage at the O'Reilly Fluent 2016 conference in San ...