Let´s extend the Reactive API Service with a cool reactive UI In this article, I want to extend the Course Service API from my previous article with a user interface. I will also continue to follow the path of reactive components. Let me briefly summarize what we did in the last post. We have created a microservice with Spring Boot that allows us to create new courses. We have added two more GET endpoints to this service. A conventional one, which allows retrieving all courses. The second endpoint can be subscribed to by clients and informs them about new courses. We have used Spring Webflux for this.
Reactive Spring Boot API with Next.js Client
Reactive Spring Boot API with Next.js Client
Reactive Spring Boot API with Next.js Client
Let´s extend the Reactive API Service with a cool reactive UI In this article, I want to extend the Course Service API from my previous article with a user interface. I will also continue to follow the path of reactive components. Let me briefly summarize what we did in the last post. We have created a microservice with Spring Boot that allows us to create new courses. We have added two more GET endpoints to this service. A conventional one, which allows retrieving all courses. The second endpoint can be subscribed to by clients and informs them about new courses. We have used Spring Webflux for this.