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Reactive Extensions for JavaScript (RxJS)

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Nobody likes sluggish web interfaces that get stuck when interacting with servers and services. Asynchrony has become the way of life to enhance user experiences. The A in AJAX pinpoints this observation precisely. Moreover, the sheer amount of asynchronous data sources is overwhelming: stock tickers, Twitter quotes, RSS feeds, you name it. Unfortunately, the programmability story for each of those sources differs significantly, with little to no unification or compositionality. Got tired of writing cumbersome code with plenty of callbacks, tedious logic and tricky error handling? Enter the Reactive Extensions, a library to seamlessly compose all kinds of asynchronous “reactive” data streams using LINQ-style query operators, available for both .NET and JavaScript (RxJS). Come and learn how Rx will make your life as a web developer easier when dealing with the asynchronous reality of modern web programming.

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  • Michael A. VolzFlynn0r Passionate about code

    Dispite the technical difficulties: Awesome presentation!

  • Bart De Smetbdesmet Bart De Smet ​[MSFT::SQL::​Cloud​Programmabi​lity::Rx]

    Hi everyone,

    Thanks for watching. Our apologies once more for the technical issues with the projection, which are being diagnosed. If you have any questions about the content, don't hesitate to post them, and I'll check regularly to provide answers.

    Thanks,
    -Bart

  • alexanderalexander

    That session was just awsome. Thanks! :)
    I'd just like to get the code for this!
    Is there any link for us?

  • Bart De Smetbdesmet Bart De Smet ​[MSFT::SQL::​Cloud​Programmabi​lity::Rx]

    I've uploaded the demos over here. Notice this file includes the current version of RxJS. For future updates, keep an eye on the Rx home page.

    Thanks,
    -Bart

  • BrokenGlassBrokenGlass

    Bart - amazing job considering the technical problems, great session overall.

  • DavidDavid

    Best session of the MIX11! Amazing speaker, amazing job on the PPTX and amazing demos. :)

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