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Education Advisory Committee
- Co-Chair
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Jane
C. Prey
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Chris
Stephenson
- Vice Chair
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Elizabeth
K. Hawthorne
- Past Chair
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Mehran Sahami
- ACM India Representative
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R. Venkatesh
- Member
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Robert
B. Schnabel
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Janice
E.
Cuny
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Steven
Ira
Gordon
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Amy
J.
Ko
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Peter
J.
Thiemann
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Andrew
K.
Petersen
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Jodi
L.
Tims
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Ellen
L.
Walker
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Thomas
Cortina
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Leigh Ann
Delyser
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Armando
Fox
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Judith
Gal-Ezer
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Michael
Goldweber
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Shuchi
Grover
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Christopher
Hundhausen
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Briana
Morrison
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Susan
Reiser
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Mihaela
Sabin
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Olivier
St-Cyr
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Gerrit
Van Der Veer
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Pat
Yongpradit
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Stuart
Zweben
- CSAB Representative
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Paul Leidig
- Chair, Committee for Computing Education in Community Colleges
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Cara Tang
- Headquarters Liaison
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Yan Timanovsky
- Advisor
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Alison Clear
- Brazilian Computer Society (SBC) Representative
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Renata Araujo
- ACM China Representative
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Ming Zhang
- SIGCSE Representative
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Mary Anne Egan
Learning Resource
Learning Path: Reactive Spring
In this learning path designed for developers with basic to intermediate Java skills, you’ll learn how to create reactive web applications using the Spring approach to development. You’ll explore the fundamentals that drive this powerful application framework. You'll also examine the Reactive Streams specification, see how to write reactive applications using WebFlux, and more. By the end of this learning path, you'll be able to build, test, and manage Spring applications that adhere to the reactive pattern and offer your users a richer experience.
