Questions tagged [mutiny]

Mutiny is an event-driven, reactive programming library for Java 8+.

Mutiny is an event-driven reactive programming library, supporting (Reactive Streams) based back-pressure and designed after having experienced many issues with other Reactive programming libraries.

It takes a different approach by providing the most used operators with a more guided API, which avoids having classes with hundreds of methods that cause trouble for even the smartest IDE. The library has built-in converters from and to other reactive programming libraries, so you can always pivot.

Mutiny reuses ideas from Reactive eXtensions but does not follow the same API guidelines and operators. Also, it can be used to build Reactive Systems, for example, by combining, Mutiny, and Reactive Messaging.

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What's the miniumum Java SDK for using Mutiny?

I want to ask what's the minimum Java SDK for implementing Mutiny? Is it possible to implement this using Java 6?
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What is pro/cons of javax.enterprise.event vs. org.eclipse.microprofile.reactive.messaging?

I try to learn reactive programming / reactive messaging with QUARKUS and SmallRye. But I still have some trouble to understand the advantages of org.eclipse.microprofile.reactive.messaging over javax.enterprise.event, if there is ? On one side…
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Documentaiton for Multi / Uni operators

I don't seem to find the documentation for Mutiny that would cover all available operators for Multi / Uni, something similar to this for example. Is there such a resource? Guides section is great, but I'd like to get a more general idea about…
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