Using Spring Webflux for REST APIs: Annotated and Functional Endpoints

Spring Webflux is the reactive stack of the Spring framework, and it enables the creation of non-blocking code using fewer hardware resources and threads. You can still create endpoints using annotations or the most recent functional method. In this blog, we will create endpoints using the functional style and the annotated style with Spring Webflux.

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Spotlight - Radha Subramanyam

Radha Subramanyam, President and Chief Research and Analytics Officer at CBS Corporation, tells the story of how she became a C-Suite executive at America’s biggest network and highlights two post-pandemic consumer trends every corporation should know.

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How to Change Career Paths

Transitioning from one role to another is relatively less difficult if you move within the same domain of expertise (e.g. Android Developer to iOS Developer, Front-End Developer to Android Developer, etc.) But when you change domains, you face a far greater challenge. That said, it can be done, and today we're going to see how!

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How to Create a Twitter Bot with GoLang

As a software engineer, I am always looking for ways to automate things using APIs. And having a bot doing what you wish is really cool. For instance, if you want to share some knowledge with your Twitter community, you can write a bot that searches for the information and publishes it for you without any sweat. So today we are going to learn how to write, query, and retweet using the Twitter API and a GoLang client.

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