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      <title>CIA World Factbook API with Functional Spring</title>
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      <description>I have recently been very interested in microframeworks. One thing notably missing from that article is Spring in the context of a microframework.</description>
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      <description>Building reactive microservices with WebFlux is fun and easy. In this article, I will show you how to build a reactive “synonyms” service.</description>
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      <description>Thanks to my company – Scott Logic – I recently had a pleasure of attending the Devoxx UK 2018 conference. Among many interesting talks and speakers…</description>
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      <description>I have previously written about Getting Reactive with Spring Boot 2.0 and Reactor, where I have given an introduction to reactive programming in Spring Boot.</description>
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      <description>Reactive programming is gaining a rapid popularity in the JVM community. With Java 9 natively embracing the Reactive Streams and Spring Boot 2.0…</description>
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