Bart De Smet

Learn how to use LINQ operators to filter, aggregate, and group data in observable sequences to produce desired results.  Download the Challenge

Learn about the first-class representation of event streams using observable sequences in Rx, and how to use subjects to publish and subscribe to sources. Download the Challenge

Learn how to wrap existing event sources, including tasks, asynchronous methods, .NET events, etc. in observable sequences. Download the Challenge

Learn about the use of schedulers to parameterize concurrency in Rx and to test applications using virtual time. Download the Challenge

<disclaimer>I'm posting this on behalf of Dublin Alt.Net and have made no edits of my own. Well, other than this disclaimer... </disclaimer> Bart de Smet was in Dublin to talk about the Rx Framework in an event organised by Microsoft and Dublin Alt.Net. In this video Bart shares some…

Rx team members and programming super heroes Wes Dyer and Bart De Smet explain the latest powerful additions to Rx: Join and GroupJoin. Wes describes the approach they took to design and implement this reliable approach to programming streams of coincindence with…

As you must know by now, Erk Meijer and team spend time thinking about and discovering the Essence in things. One year ago today, Bart De Smet blogged about the notion of a core set of LINQ operators, MinLINQ, the essence of LINQ. "Hey Bart, what is MinLINQ, exactly?"  "MinLINQ…

  Bart De Smet is one of the highly talented software engineers on Erik Meijer's team and the chief architect of the LINQ to Anything dream. You should watch his excellent PDC10 session on this topic.As you learned on Channel 9 Live's PDC10 conversation with Wolfram Schulte and Erik Meijer, Z3…

Speaker: Bart de Smet Aufzeichnung vom DEVcamp 2010 in Wien, am 12. Oktober 2010 Organisiert von den Partnern TechTalk, Cubido und CSS.Microsoft Österreich unterstützte das Event als Hauptsponsor und hat auch selbst einige Sessions abgehalten. At Microsofts…

You first learned about Rx on C9. We've led you through the basic concepts of reactive programming to the deep mathematical foundation behind Rx (interface duality). By now, you should understand that IObservable is the dual of IEnumerable. Today, you will learn some new…