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Day 49 : publishBehavior (deprecated in v7) Use Case: Immediate Access to the Latest User Session State Imagine a system that monitors user activity. New subscribers should instantly receive the current session status. #100DaysOfRxJS #ReactiveProgramming #JavaScript #RxJS

Day 48 : publish Use Case: Shared Configuration Load for Multiple Components publish() allows both components to receive the same configuration data without triggering multiple API requests. #100DaysOfRxJS #ReactiveProgramming #JavaScript #RxJS #CodeChallenge #Coding

Day 47: share Suppose you have an API that returns user data. Without share, each subscription would trigger a separate API call. But with share, all subscribers share the same result from a single API request #100DaysOfRxJS #ReactiveProgramming #JavaScript #RxJS #CodeChallenge

Day 46 : endWith Use Case: Adding a Final Message to a Stream of Logs Imagine you’re logging user actions and want to add a final “Session ended” log once the actions stream completes. #100DaysOfRxJS #ReactiveProgramming #JavaScript #RxJS #WebDev #CodeChallenge #Coding

Day 45 : race Use Case: Choosing the Fastest API Response Suppose you’re fetching data from multiple sources and want to use the response from whichever source responds first. #100DaysOfRxJS #ReactiveProgramming #JavaScript #RxJS #WebDev #CodeChallenge #Coding #SoftwareEngineer

Day 44 : last Use Case: Getting the Final Status Update You have a stream of order status updates, and you want to capture the final status once processing completes. last captures only the final update in the stream #100DaysOfRxJS #ReactiveProgramming #JavaScript #RxJS #Code

Day 43 : first Use Case: Only Retrieve the First Matching Item You have a stream of product ratings and only want to get the first 5-star rating. first retrieves only the first 5-star rating #100DaysOfRxJS #ReactiveProgramming #JavaScript #RxJS #CodeChallenge #Coding

Day 42 : skipUntil Use Case: Ignoring Data Until a Specific Trigger You’re monitoring stock prices but want to ignore data until the market opens. #100DaysOfRxJS #ReactiveProgramming #JavaScript #RxJS #WebDev #CodeChallenge #Coding #SoftwareEngineer

Day 41 : takeWhile Use Case: Processing Data Until a Condition is Met Suppose you’re streaming temperature readings and want to stop once the temperature exceeds a safe threshold. #100DaysOfRxJS #ReactiveProgramming #JavaScript #RxJS #CodeChallenge #Coding

Day 40 : distinct Use Case: Filtering Out Duplicate Data Imagine you receive a stream of product IDs from a user adding products to their cart. You only want to process each unique product once. #100DaysOfRxJS #ReactiveProgramming #JavaScript #RxJS #CodeChallenge #Coding

Day 39 : throttle Use Case: Limiting Rapid Data Flow Suppose you have a data stream from a GPS sensor, but you only want to process updates once every 5 seconds. #100DaysOfRxJS #ReactiveProgramming #JavaScript #RxJS #WebDev #CodeChallenge #Coding #SoftwareEngineer

Day 38 : debounce Example: Filtering Out Rapid Data Changes You have a stream of user input data for a search box, and you want to limit requests to only after the user has stopped typing for a short time. #100DaysOfRxJS #ReactiveProgramming #JavaScript #RxJS #CodeChallenge

Day 37 : mergeScan Merging Results from Sequential API Calls Imagine you're fetching data from a series of API endpoints where each call depends on the result of the previous one, and you want to merge the responses. #100DaysOfRxJS #JavaScript #RxJS #CodeChallenge

Day 36 : windowTime Data Segmentation Over Time You have a stream of temperature readings and want to segment them into windows of time for further analysis. #100DaysOfRxJS #ReactiveProgramming #JavaScript #RxJS #WebDev #CodeChallenge #Coding #SoftwareEngineer

Day 35 : bufferCount Aggregating Data in Batches Suppose you're working with a stream of temperature readings from sensors, and you want to average the readings every 5 measurements #100DaysOfRxJS #ReactiveProgramming #JavaScript #RxJS #CodeChallenge #Coding #SoftwareEngineer

Day 34 : bufferTime Collecting Data Over Time Imagine you're processing financial transaction data every minute and you want to analyze all transactions that occurred in each 10-minute interval. #100DaysOfRxJS #ReactiveProgramming #JavaScript #RxJS #CodeChallenge

Day 33 : zip Combining Related Data from Multiple Streams You have two observables: one that emits user IDs and another that emits user names. You want to combine these into a single stream of user objects. #100DaysOfRxJS #ReactiveProgramming #JavaScript #RxJS #CodeChallenge

Day 32 : throttleTime throttle operation to limit the rate of emissions Example: You are handling scroll events but want to throttle them to avoid performance issues by processing them only every 300 ms. #100DaysOfRxJS #ReactiveProgramming #JavaScript #RxJS #CodeChallenge

Day 31 : skipWhile Skipping Events Until a Condition is Met Suppose you're processing real-time stock prices and you only want to start emitting values after a stock hits a certain threshold. #100DaysOfRxJS #ReactiveProgramming #JavaScript #RxJS #CodeChallenge

Day 30 : skip Ignore the first x emissions from the source You want to skip the first few updates from a sensor stream, as the initial readings are often inaccurate. #100DaysOfRxJS #ReactiveProgramming #JavaScript #RxJS #WebDev #CodeChallenge #Coding #SoftwareEngineer

Day 40 : distinct Use Case: Filtering Out Duplicate Data Imagine you receive a stream of product IDs from a user adding products to their cart. You only want to process each unique product once. #100DaysOfRxJS #ReactiveProgramming #JavaScript #RxJS #CodeChallenge #Coding

Day 41 : takeWhile Use Case: Processing Data Until a Condition is Met Suppose you’re streaming temperature readings and want to stop once the temperature exceeds a safe threshold. #100DaysOfRxJS #ReactiveProgramming #JavaScript #RxJS #CodeChallenge #Coding

Day 36 : windowTime Data Segmentation Over Time You have a stream of temperature readings and want to segment them into windows of time for further analysis. #100DaysOfRxJS #ReactiveProgramming #JavaScript #RxJS #WebDev #CodeChallenge #Coding #SoftwareEngineer

Day 45 : race Use Case: Choosing the Fastest API Response Suppose you’re fetching data from multiple sources and want to use the response from whichever source responds first. #100DaysOfRxJS #ReactiveProgramming #JavaScript #RxJS #WebDev #CodeChallenge #Coding #SoftwareEngineer

Day 39 : throttle Use Case: Limiting Rapid Data Flow Suppose you have a data stream from a GPS sensor, but you only want to process updates once every 5 seconds. #100DaysOfRxJS #ReactiveProgramming #JavaScript #RxJS #WebDev #CodeChallenge #Coding #SoftwareEngineer

Day 42 : skipUntil Use Case: Ignoring Data Until a Specific Trigger You’re monitoring stock prices but want to ignore data until the market opens. #100DaysOfRxJS #ReactiveProgramming #JavaScript #RxJS #WebDev #CodeChallenge #Coding #SoftwareEngineer

Day 49 : publishBehavior (deprecated in v7) Use Case: Immediate Access to the Latest User Session State Imagine a system that monitors user activity. New subscribers should instantly receive the current session status. #100DaysOfRxJS #ReactiveProgramming #JavaScript #RxJS

Day 30 : skip Ignore the first x emissions from the source You want to skip the first few updates from a sensor stream, as the initial readings are often inaccurate. #100DaysOfRxJS #ReactiveProgramming #JavaScript #RxJS #WebDev #CodeChallenge #Coding #SoftwareEngineer

Day 46 : endWith Use Case: Adding a Final Message to a Stream of Logs Imagine you’re logging user actions and want to add a final “Session ended” log once the actions stream completes. #100DaysOfRxJS #ReactiveProgramming #JavaScript #RxJS #WebDev #CodeChallenge #Coding

Day 43 : first Use Case: Only Retrieve the First Matching Item You have a stream of product ratings and only want to get the first 5-star rating. first retrieves only the first 5-star rating #100DaysOfRxJS #ReactiveProgramming #JavaScript #RxJS #CodeChallenge #Coding

Day 47: share Suppose you have an API that returns user data. Without share, each subscription would trigger a separate API call. But with share, all subscribers share the same result from a single API request #100DaysOfRxJS #ReactiveProgramming #JavaScript #RxJS #CodeChallenge

Day 48 : publish Use Case: Shared Configuration Load for Multiple Components publish() allows both components to receive the same configuration data without triggering multiple API requests. #100DaysOfRxJS #ReactiveProgramming #JavaScript #RxJS #CodeChallenge #Coding

Day 31 : skipWhile Skipping Events Until a Condition is Met Suppose you're processing real-time stock prices and you only want to start emitting values after a stock hits a certain threshold. #100DaysOfRxJS #ReactiveProgramming #JavaScript #RxJS #CodeChallenge

Day 32 : throttleTime throttle operation to limit the rate of emissions Example: You are handling scroll events but want to throttle them to avoid performance issues by processing them only every 300 ms. #100DaysOfRxJS #ReactiveProgramming #JavaScript #RxJS #CodeChallenge

Day 33 : zip Combining Related Data from Multiple Streams You have two observables: one that emits user IDs and another that emits user names. You want to combine these into a single stream of user objects. #100DaysOfRxJS #ReactiveProgramming #JavaScript #RxJS #CodeChallenge

Day 34 : bufferTime Collecting Data Over Time Imagine you're processing financial transaction data every minute and you want to analyze all transactions that occurred in each 10-minute interval. #100DaysOfRxJS #ReactiveProgramming #JavaScript #RxJS #CodeChallenge

Day 35 : bufferCount Aggregating Data in Batches Suppose you're working with a stream of temperature readings from sensors, and you want to average the readings every 5 measurements #100DaysOfRxJS #ReactiveProgramming #JavaScript #RxJS #CodeChallenge #Coding #SoftwareEngineer

Day 37 : mergeScan Merging Results from Sequential API Calls Imagine you're fetching data from a series of API endpoints where each call depends on the result of the previous one, and you want to merge the responses. #100DaysOfRxJS #JavaScript #RxJS #CodeChallenge

Day 38 : debounce Example: Filtering Out Rapid Data Changes You have a stream of user input data for a search box, and you want to limit requests to only after the user has stopped typing for a short time. #100DaysOfRxJS #ReactiveProgramming #JavaScript #RxJS #CodeChallenge

Day 44 : last Use Case: Getting the Final Status Update You have a stream of order status updates, and you want to capture the final status once processing completes. last captures only the final update in the stream #100DaysOfRxJS #ReactiveProgramming #JavaScript #RxJS #Code