Developing reactive application with Spring WebFlux and Spring Data Redis – Part 2 of 2

Have you ever wanted to see how building complete application looks like? In this video I go from scratch to fully functional application – Link Shortener – using reactive stack – Spring WebFlux and Spring Data Redis. Most of the code is implemented with TDD approach. I use TestContainers to spin up Redis for testing and local development environment.

Github repository: https://github.com/spring-academy/reactive-link-shortener-sample-app

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