I associate Spring MVC with JSPs, the "old world". I've seen much front-end development move off to JavaScript/TypeScript and non-Spring frameworks. Does Web Flux change the game here for Spring MVC, and if yes how?
To me TypeScript makes a lot of sense, it is very useful. However at work I have often encountered resistance against it by the regular JavaScript crowd.
Are there any suggestions on how to specifically treat resistance against TypeScript, apart from listing the numerous benefits that have already been widely documented?
Dabbling a little with Reactive Spring I felt quickly lost, guessing more than anything else to get things working. I think you need some reactive basics before this knowledge can be applied to Reactive Spring.
Do you have any recommendations where to start to build some know-how before plunging into Reactive Spring?