The Linux Foundation recently announced the launch of the Reactive Foundation. Its founding members are Alibaba, Lightbend, Pivotal and Netifi. So what exactly is this?

Asynchronicity, microservices and stable software architecture There's no denying that the use of technologies like messaging and microservices are becoming the standard for developing flexible, ...

Thus, "reactive programming." If you insist on niggling little details like the full meaning of a buzzword, reactive programming is a model of development that visualizes an application as a series of ...

Is your organization growing rapidly? Anticipating challenges with scale? It might be time to move your organization to a polylithic application structure with reactive microservices.

I’ve heard software engineers dismissing reactive systems as nothing more than an alias for asynchronous event-based systems, much like the way some dismiss microservices as SOA (service ...

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