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Reactive programming is a category for books that teach how to build asynchronous, event-driven, non‑blocking systems that react to streams of data and changes over time. Such books cover core concepts like observables/streams, event propagation, backpressure, hot vs. cold streams, schedulers, and functional composition of operators, and show how those ideas lead to more responsive, resilient and scalable applications. The category includes language- and library-specific guides (RxJava, RxJS, Project Reactor, Akka Streams, Reactive Extensions), architectural treatments tied to the Reactive Manifesto and Reactive Streams spec, and practical cookbooks on testing, debugging, and performance tuning. Typical readers are developers and architects who need patterns and tools for building concurrent or distributed systems that handle high throughput, low latency, and unpredictable workloads.

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