Reactive Programming
Reactive programming is a declarative paradigm for handling asynchronous data streams and events with explicit backpressure, composition and error propagation. It encourages non-blocking, scalable architectures and improves responsiveness in distributed systems. Libraries and specifications enable interoperability across implementations and common runtime semantics.
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