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Want to learn reactive programming in @dotnet? These are 2 fantastic books to get you going by @tamir_dresher and @kent_boogaart. Both very well written and lots of detail. @ReactiveX @ReactiveXUI #rx #RxNet
Deal of the Day May 4: Rx.NET in Action! Use code dotd050417tw at bit.ly/2p7ROz5 @tamir_dresher #rxnet #dotnet #rx
Playing around with #vuejs and SignalR on #aspnetcore. The streaming feature with IObservable support is pretty cool. #RxNET Lives!!
Hey #dotNETby! Don't miss Stas Rivkin @stasrivkin talk on #RxNET and win the RxNET in Action book by @tamirdresher manning.com/books/rx-dot-n…
Loving Rx.NET interoperability with Tasks. Below, I could turn each event subject into a Task and used Task.WhenAny instead of Merge (I still prefer the latter). In other cases I do filtering, throttling, debouncing on a merged stream of events. #rxnet #dotnet #reactivex
Rx.NET in Action is in print now! ePub + Kindle: May 15 manning.com/books/rx-dot-n… @tamir_dresher #rxnet #dotnet #rx #csharp
#RxNET in Action - Final PDF eBook Edition available now! pBook available Apr 27 manning.com/books/rx-dot-n… @tamir_dresher #dotnet #rx #csharp
DOTD Oct 19: Half off Rx.NET in Action! Use code dotd101917tw at bit.ly/2xPCqQe #rxnet #dotnet #rx #csharp
Deal of the Day Jan 28: Rx.NET in Action! Use code dotd012818tw at goo.gl/w7wRxn @tamir_dresher #rxnet #dotnet #rx #csharp
Last call on DOTD! Save 50% on Rx.NET in Action. Use code dotd101917tw at manning.com/books/rx-dot-n… #rxnet #rx #csharp
"What is Asynchronicity?", an excerpt from Rx.NET in Action bit.ly/2yPfdxA @tamir_dresher #rxnet #dotnet #rx #csharp
Join us on this week's #OnDotNET live as @MichaelStonis comes on to chat about Reactive Extensions patterns for .NET developers youtube.com/watch?v=U-vznh… #RxNET #ReactiveExtensions
Appx C "Testing #Rx Queries and Operators" is new to #RxNET in Action manning.com/books/rx-dot-n… @ManningBooks @tamir_dresher #dotnet #csharp
Overview of Reactive Extensions (Rx): http://bit.ly/fHEZRv #rxnet
This reactive app was ported from #RxNet to #RxJS in a few days, very smooth transition @mattpodwysocki @headinthebox buff.ly/1mO4PXY
Reactive Extensions (Rx) design guidelines: http://bit.ly/cBjaOC #rxnet
Yay!!! my book "Reactive Extensions in Action" is on MEAP manning.com/dresher/ Use the code mldresher to save 50%. @ReactiveX #RxNET
And @idg10 has been continuing his experiment to write a source generator to convert all of #rxnet unit tests into async versions so that we have coverage for the new async rx .net lib (currently in preview). github.com/dotnet/reactiv…
This week in #rxnet - @idg10 merged in a PR to start the Interactive Extensions modernisation effort (.NET 5.0 -> .NET 8.0): github.com/dotnet/reactiv…
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Update Ix.NET for .NET 8.0 sdk by idg10 · Pull Request #2135 · dotnet/reactive
Ix.NET had not been updated since the .NET 8.0 SDK shipped, and it turns out that we have: build failures because MSBuild.Sdk.Extras has not been updated since .NET 5.0, and vast numbers of compil...
I'm exploring bi-directional real-time streaming with #SignalR and realizing that their API exposes a beautiful StreamAsync that can both return an IAsyncEnumerable and accept one as well... 🤯 Mixed in a bit of #RxNET and timers for debounce just to show off 🤓
📢New Post from me! "Observe File System Changes with Reactive Extensions for .NET" #dotnet #rxdotnet #rxnet #reactive endjin.com/blog/2024/05/o…
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Observe File System Changes with Reactive Extensions for .NET | endjin
Use Reactive Extensions for .NET to transform FileSystemWatcher events into a powerful and easy-to-use event stream to deal with file system idiosyncrasies.
ICYMI: @endjin content this week: @idg10 short video about the beauty and elegance that lies at the heart of #rxnet endjin.com/what-we-think/…
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The Heart of Reactive Extensions for .NET | endjin
Understand the Mathematical foundations that underpin the beauty of Reactive Extensions for .NET.
I've been talking about #rxnet since 2009. Nice to see it continuing to get love.
#dotnet #rxnet #reactivex folks, make sure you don't miss this book. Huge thanks to the authors!
📢It's HERE! Introduction to Rx .NET 2nd Edition @idg10 has updated @LeeRyanCampbell 2010 book to Rx v6.0, .NET 8.0 & modern cloud native use cases such as IoT & real-time stream data processing. Available for FREE as PDF, EPUB, on GitHub and Online: introtorx.com
💡Mr. NET has a new gem up his sleeves. @pawelgerr talks about using Reactive Extensions in #DotNet with a very interesting and intuitive use-case. #RxNET thinktecture.com/en/net/backgro…
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Background Jobs with Rx.NET
Learn how to implement background jobs using reactive extensions (Rx.NET) to stop messing with timers, semaphores, etc.
Rx.NET v6.0 now available endjin.com/blog/2023/05/r… #rxnet #net #reactiveextensions #netframework #systemreactive #rx
Many thanks @HowardvRooijen for that! #reactivex #rxnet
I've taken our archives of the Rx .NET Workshop (2011) videos that were originally hosted on Channel9, cleaned them up and put them onto our YouTube Channel: youtube.com/playlist?list=…
Loving Rx.NET interoperability with Tasks. Below, I could turn each event subject into a Task and used Task.WhenAny instead of Merge (I still prefer the latter). In other cases I do filtering, throttling, debouncing on a merged stream of events. #rxnet #dotnet #reactivex
If you're interested in Async Rx .NET checkout the first alpha release: nuget.org/packages/Syste…
This also very closely resembles BehaviorSubject from #rxnet. I've been using a slightly customized version, DistinctSubject (emits when the value changes). It covers 99% of my state management needs. I really don't miss INotifyPropertyChanged at all + I have all the Rx Linq.
With #RxNET, it really grew on me how easy it is to use IEnumerable<IDisposable> state machine methods + CompositeDisposable to mange complex, often nested subscriptions, e.g.:
Got some answers, folks who like #reactivex puzzles might be interested: stackoverflow.com/questions/7400… #dotnet #rxnet
#rxnet #dotnet #reactivex I need to cancel a debounced event A if a different event B occurs. E.g., ignore a pressed keyboard key if a mouse button was clicked. I can do that with Select/Switch/TakeUntil. Is there a better / standard approach for this (I say) quite common case?
#rxnet #dotnet #reactivex I need to cancel a debounced event A if a different event B occurs. E.g., ignore a pressed keyboard key if a mouse button was clicked. I can do that with Select/Switch/TakeUntil. Is there a better / standard approach for this (I say) quite common case?
Surprised #rxnet doesn't seem to have a Subject for a one-off cached event, resembling TaskCompletionSource.TrySetResult. Neither AsyncSubject nor ReplaySubject(bufferSize: 1) does that.
As to dealing with exceptions from IObserver's OnNext/OnError/OnCompleted (and other notification-style callbacks). I settled on extension method wrappers, which re-throw unhandled exceptions asynchronously using the same semantic as `async void`. #dotnet #reactivex #rxnet
For example, what if OnNext throws below? This will terminate the Producer and send a wrong OnError notification to other observers. This behavior is definitely not what we want, and it's against #reactivex guidelines, too. 👇
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