Duration : 00:59:22
In this talk, Ian Cooper discusses the concept of reactive architectures and how reactive programming can help in building better architectures. He mentions that his interest in speaking and technology began years ago with a .net user group. He also introduces his open source project called Brighter, which competes with Mass Transit and Mediator. Ian explains that the Reactive Manifesto, created in 2014, aims to create reactive applications that are event-driven, scalable, resilient, and responsive to users. He emphasizes the importance of being message-driven to achieve elasticity and resilience. The talk covers various reactive programming models such as data flow, actor model, and flow-based programming. The focus is on the flow of information through the system and the contrasts between traditional object-oriented and reactive approaches.