Rx

Interactive Extensions (Ix) introduces a set of additional LINQ to Objects query operators based on the work done in the Reactive Extensions (Rx). I recently visited the great Bart De Smet to learn more about Ix. As usual, Bart clearly explains what Ix is and why they've built this…

Learn about the special challenges of distributed reactive applications and how to use distributed schedulers to write powerful reactive programs. Download the Challenge

Learn how to model events with duration and how to use the LINQ Join operator to express complex queries involving coincidence. Download the Challenge

You've learned a lot about Rx (Reactive Extensions) on C9 over the years. You've seen Rx go from incubation stage to DevLabs project to having a happy home on the MSDN Data Developer Center. Today, we're very pleased to announce that Rx is now officially official with the final…

What is Reactive Extensions? What is reactive programming? How is it used in the real world? Welcome to the Rx Workshop! Rx developers (they design and implement Rx) Wes Dyer and Bart De Smet will guide you through a series of sessions that will get you up to speed with Rx fundamentals rather…

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 rich set of LINQ query operators available in Rx to query event streams. Download the Challenge

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