A typical modern web application generally has four well known layers i.e. Presentation Layer, Service Layer and Data Layer, and an Integration Layer. The Integration layer generally works with the web services concept and connects two different applications to exchange data between them. One application refers to producer/provider, whereas other refers to consumers. Here, we will discuss about REST consumer/client API using WebClient in Spring Boot. The traditional way of implementing REST client API is by using RestTemplate. However, we have already gone through the RestTemplate in another article where we had developed different operations to consume REST API. Now, we must have a question in mind ‘How to write REST Consumer API using WebClient in Spring Boot?’. Needless to say, WebClient
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How to develop a Reactive CRUD REST API with Spring WebFlux?
Reactive Programming Spring Boot, Spring Webflux with MongoDB Example, Spring Boot Reactive, Reactive REST API, Spring Webflux CRUD Example, How to develop a Reactive CRUD REST API with Spring WebFlux?, Reactive Stack vs Servlet Stack, Spring Reactive Client with WebClient etc. In this article, we will discuss about ''How to develop a Reactive CRUD REST API with Spring WebFlux?''. In other words, we will be talking about a new way of working in REST APIs which is Reactive Programming. No doubt, if we talk about the performance, this way is faster than the traditional way of developing REST. Moreover, Reactive Programming offers us to utilize application resources optimally. We will also discuss how to work with the concept of Spring WebFlux
