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What is the relationship between reactive programming and stream processing engines?

When would I use reactive programming libraries like RX Java and Project Reactor compared to stream processing engines such as Storm and Flink? I am aware that these concepts might not be directly ...
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How do I not lose the "reactive" nature of my services, simply because one of the services isn't reactive?

I've lately been very interested in reactive microservice design with streaming and event-driven architectures. When one writes (i.e., manages) services, this paradigm works extremely well by simply ...
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"Reactive programming is programming with asynchronous data streams." is this true?

I was reading about Reactive programming, and came across this article The introduction to Reactive Programming you've been missing with the quote I put in the question title: Reactive programming ...
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Mixing reactive programming with non-reactive return requirements

Variable context from an initial non-reactive caller The whole application cannot be reactive i.e. this method needs to return a result here public string GetTextOfInterest() { var ...
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