Introduction In this post we will look at some of the key objects we looked at last time, and we will also see what a typical Scala (though Kafkas libraries are mainly Java, I just prefer Scala) app looks like. It is not a complicated application, which is exactly what you want when you are starting to learn something. I have deliberately started simple, and we will expand our knowledge as we go Where is the code? The code will all be in this single repo : https://github.com/sachabarber/KafkaStreamsDemo What tools will I need to follow along As I am using Scala, if you really want to download and try the examples that will go with this series, you will need the following Scala 2.12 SBT Java 1.8 SDK A Scala IDE (I like the community edition of IntelliJ IDEA myself) A typical Kafka Streams application So last time we talked about a few common objects you might expect to see when working with KafkaStreams such as KStream KTable Global KTable State Store But we did not talk about what a typical app would look like.
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