What is rdbc?
rdbc is a SQL-level relational database connectivity API targeting Scala and Java programming languages. The API is fully asynchronous and provides a possibility to leverage Reactive Streams' stream processing capabilities.
Documentation
See the documentation at http://rdbc.io.
Goals
Following list outlines the goals of the API:
-  Provide vendor neutral access to most commonly used database features. The API is meant to be vendor neutral in a sense that if clients stick to using only standard SQL features no vendor-specific code should be needed and database backends can be switched with no client code changes. 
-  Be asynchronous and reactive. All methods that can potentially perform I/O actions don't block the executing thread so the API fits well into non-blocking application design. rdbc allows building applications according to the Reactive Manifesto by using Reactive Streams for asynchronous streaming results with a back-pressure. 
-  Provide a foundation for higher-level APIs. rdbc is a rather low-level API enabling clients to use plain SQL queries and get results back. While it can be used directly it's also meant to provide a foundation for higher-level APIs like functional or object relational mapping libraries. 
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