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In the previous five examples, we were working basically with built in a Kafka suites, and now it's

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time to move on to projects and build them using the programming languages like Java, not just compile

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a bunch of Kafka is written basically in Java and is around using Java.

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That's why Java is preferable language for creating your custom consumers and producers.

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And then this last section, we will create multiple producers and multiple consumers in Java and we

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will start by installing intelligent editor.

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We will work inside of it off the walls.

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We will create.

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You may want a project, install needed dependencies and start creating producers and consumers.

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We will create different consumers with subscribed methods and assign methods and you'll understand

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what is the difference between them.

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Also on producer side, we will produce a bunch of messages and see how they will be consumed by consumers.

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We will explore really a lot.

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And you'll also understand, for example, what is a serializer, what is necessary, Eliazar, and

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how to use them properly inside of the job application.

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Also, I'll explain the most commonly used parameters for producers and consumers on consumer site.

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We will enable all to commit, manuell, commit and also you'll learn how to create the different consumers

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in the same consumer group.

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This section is very large and has different examples and they hope you'll get most of it.

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Let's get right into it and I hope that you will follow me along.

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Don't use just the files from GitHub repository lists, all of that yourself.

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Let's get right into it.