Winter Games

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Spring 5 and some reactive libraries like RX Java, Reactor & Spring Reactive use in an intensive way, functional programming. This series of games allow the Internet engineer to discover new reactive features with/without the usage of Servlet API to develop Microservices with Java on Cloud platforms multicore.

Winter Games participants:

Latest update: 05/02/2017

#	Country	Athlete	Game	Source	Cloud	Address
1	🇬🇧	Sam Kirton	Game 5	RxJava for Swift	Pending	Pending
2	🇮🇹	Davide Bianchini	Game 1,2,4	Pending	Heroku	REST API with Flask
3	🇪🇸	Victor Herraiz	Game 1,2,3,4,6	Source Game 1	Pending	Pending
4	🇪🇸	Juan Antonio Breña	Game 1,2,3,4	Source Game 2	Heroku	Swagger Docs
5	🇪🇸	Juan Antonio Medina	Game 1	Source Game 1	Azure	Postman

Game 1: REST Hello World (01/11/2016)

Game 2: Futures & CompletableFuture (04/12/2016)

Game 3: Functional Programming with Java 8 (22/01/2017)

Game 4: Multicore methods with Java 8 (05/02/2017)

Game 5: RxJava (26/02/2017)

Create a Java project and test the following Gists: https://gist.github.com/benjchristensen/4670979 https://gist.github.com/benjchristensen/4671081 https://gist.github.com/benjchristensen/4671081#file-futuresb-java-L163 https://gist.github.com/benjchristensen/4677544
Create an example with a Observable
Create an example with a Single
Create some examples using multiple RxJava Operators

Game 6: Spring Reactive (19/03/2017)

Game 7: Spring Boot 2.0 (02/05/2017)

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Olympic Games finishers:

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Juan Antonio Breña Moral 20016-2017