Chapter 14: Functional Reactive Programming

In this section

• Introduction to Reactive Programming Concepts
  Explore the fundamentals of reactive programming, focusing on data flows and change propagation, and learn how Clojure's functional reactive programming (FRP) can enhance application responsiveness and manage asynchronous data effectively.
• Implementing Functional Reactive Programming (FRP) in Clojure
  Explore how to implement Functional Reactive Programming in Clojure using libraries like Reagi and RxJava. Learn about core FRP concepts such as signals, behaviors, and observers, and see practical examples of reactive streams and transformations.
• Mastering Streams and Observables in Clojure Functional Reactive Programming
  Explore the power of streams and observables in Clojure's functional reactive programming. Learn how to build scalable applications using Reactive Extensions and RxJava.
• Building Reactive Systems and Applications with Clojure
  Explore architectural patterns, event-driven design, and case studies for building reactive systems using Clojure.
• Handling Backpressure and Flow Control in Clojure
  Explore strategies for managing backpressure and flow control in asynchronous systems using Clojure's core.async and other libraries.
• Mastering Asynchronous Programming with Clojure's `core.async`
  Explore the power of Clojure's `core.async` for building efficient asynchronous pipelines. Learn about channels, transducers, multithreading, and error handling in asynchronous workflows.
• Exploring Use Cases for `core.async` in Clojure
  Discover how to leverage `core.async` for pipeline processing, event handling systems, and concurrency patterns in Clojure applications.
• State Management in Web and Mobile Apps with Clojure
  Explore state management in web and mobile apps using Clojure and ClojureScript. Learn about Reagent, re-frame, and reactive principles for building scalable applications.