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Alexey Soshin
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Alexey Soshin

Alexey Soshin is a software architect with 15 years of experience in the industry. He started exploring Kotlin when Kotlin was still in beta, and since then has been a big enthusiast of the language. He's a conference speaker, published writer, and the author of a video course titled Pragmatic System Design.
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Verticles

Our current code resides in the server.kt file, which is getting bigger and bigger. We need to find a way to split it. In Vert.x, code is split into classes called verticles.

You can think of a verticle as a lightweight actor. We discussed Actors in Chapter 5, Introducing Functional Programming.

Let's see how we can create a new verticle that will encapsulate our server:

class ServerVerticle : CoroutineVerticle() {
    override suspend fun start() {
        val router = router()
        vertx.createHttpServer()
            .requestHandler(router)
            .listen(8081)
        println("open http://localhost:8081")
    }
 
    private fun router(): Router...
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Alexey Soshin

Alexey Soshin is a software architect with 15 years of experience in the industry. He started exploring Kotlin when Kotlin was still in beta, and since then has been a big enthusiast of the language. He's a conference speaker, published writer, and the author of a video course titled Pragmatic System Design.
Read more about Alexey Soshin