Erik Meijer and team (developer Wes Dyer, in particular) have created a profound and beautiful .NET library that will take managed event based programming to new levels. Of course, many of you wish that you could write LINQ expressions over events. Well,
now you can thanks to Erik's and Wes…
Today we released Reactive Extensions for .NET on
DevLabs.
Rx is a .NET Library that allows programmers to write succinct declarative code to orchestrate and coordinate asynchronous and event-based programs based on familiar .NET idioms and patterns.
In this video, Wes Dyer goes through the…
You've already learned a great deal about Erik Meijer's latest programming creation, Rx, right here on Channel 9 (here
and
here, to be precise). Well, wouldn't it be great to get the two key minds behind Rx in one place with one whiteboard? Yes, of course it would! Enter…
Wes talks about the part of Rx's IObservable contract that is not expressed in the type. What order of messages is allowed, when are methods allowed to throw, on what thread callbacks happen, etc...
Software Developer extraordinaire and language compiler geek Wes Dyer and programming language design guru and LINQ co-creator Erik Meijer dig into the Reactive Framework (Rx). This is part 2 of 2. See part 1
here.Here, Erik and Wes continue their discussion on the core ideas behind Rx. Rx is…
In this episode of the Rx API in depth, Wes talks talks about the Retry operator.
Visit the Reactive Extensions DevLabs page to download and learn more about Rx.
With the recent release of the Reactive Extensions for .NET (Rx) on DevLabs, you’ll hear quite a bit about reactive programming, based on the IObservable<T> and IObserver<T> interfaces. A great amount of resources are available right here on Channel 9. The dual of the…
Now that we have explained
"Marble Diagrams", we use this representation to describe what Rx's Until and WaitUntil behavior is.
You can watch all of the Rx tutorials
here.