Reactive Extensions (Rx) announcement
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Link
Has your interest in Rx piqued because of the recent open sourcing (http://rx.codeplex.com/)?
Do you want to want a first-person account of the history and design philosophy of Rx?
What about some pair programming with Dr Rebcabin http://rebcabin.wordpress.com/?
Or hear about using Rx in the real world from our special guest TheMechanicalBride (http://themechanicalbride.blogspot.com/2009/07/introducing-rx-linq-to-events.html, http://www.yowconference.com.au/general/details.html?speakerId=3541), the longest living Rx user on the planet?
.....
Then, sign up for the Rx tutorials at YOW!
http://www.yowconference.com.au/general/registration.html -
Link
Here is your chance to learn Rx and interact with @headinthebox and@xpaulbettsx (the co-author of the gentle Category Theory-free introduction to Rx and LINQ) http://qconsf.com/sf2012/presentations/show_presentation.jsp?oid=4602. We'll make the course super hands-on and try to answer all your questions.
If you sign up using discount code "meij100", we will take you out for drinks afterwards so you can even ask more questions.
Looking forward to see many of the Rx users in person.
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Link
Reactive Extensions (Rx) is a library available for .NET and developers, used to compose event-based programs using observable sequences and LINQ-style query operators. Visit the Rx product website to download the bits, read more details and watch in depth videos about the technology.
Feel free to post any questions regarding Rx on this forum.
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Link
We're thrilled to announce the availability of Reactive Extensions v2.0 for the following platforms:
- .NET Framework 4
- .NET Framework 4.5
- .NET Framework 4.5 for Windows Store apps
- Silverlight 5
- Windows Phone 7.5
You can download the SDK installer from the Download Center or use NuGet to install the packages.
More information about the release can be found in this blog post.
-
Link
We're happy to announce the first official release of Reactive Extensions v1.0 Stable and the latest release of v1.1 Experimental:
- Reactive Extensions v1.0.10621 SP1 Stable Release
- This is our official v1.0 product release, including the first Service Pack. How exciting is that?
- Reactive Extensions v1.1.11111 Experimental Release
- This is where we continue to experiment with new ideas. Stay tuned for more...
- Reactive Extensions v1.0.10621 SP1 Stable Release
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0 VotesNet Core: Even Number Detector with Reactive System
I am trying to setup a simple Reactive Extension example. Eg: there is Random Number Generator, and anytime Even Number divisible by 2 is spotted, "Write Hello Even Number" and Observe ...
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Back Pressure issue in RX.Net
I wanted to read lines from the CSV File and use RX.Net to do some transformation. I only want to buffer the Updates every 50 rows and send the update every 250 ... -
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Discord channel for Rx
Hi, did you ever thought about creating a discord channel for reactive extensions? It works like a forum but its chatbased. People can ask the questions right ... -
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Advice re database polling
_hasEntries; IObservable<INotification> IMonitor.Notifications() { //You will want to have your Rx query timeout ... -
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Caching the result of an asynchronous request with RX ?
Hi there. I'm loving RX but I have to say the learning curve is steep. How could I go about caching the result of an asynchronous request, so that the server is ...Answered | 8 Replies | 8434 Views | Created by clement_911 - Monday, March 7, 2011 11:22 PM | Last reply by Rasanjana N - Sunday, February 24, 2019 11:25 PM -
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Reactive Extensions and Expression Tree Serialization
Bart, I hope this message sees you well. I have been following the developments of RX for sometime now, I've seen a number of videos that you have appeared in talking about expression tree ... -
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Not rendering in UI
The observer doesn't update GUI. WPF. Is there a problem with the theards? <Window x:Class="SnakeWPF.MainWindow" ... -
1 Votes
Using buffer with a bufferSelector - an example please?
Hi, Please could someone give a simple example of using the buffer extension using the overload where you pass a bufferSelector (Func<IObservable<TBufferClosing>>) ...Answered | 3 Replies | 6060 Views | Created by PaulVYoung - Wednesday, November 30, 2011 11:06 PM | Last reply by yitzchak.be - Thursday, January 10, 2019 11:05 AM -
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UI state management best practices
Hi, I'm building a Windows Forms application using Reactive Extensions, and am wondering how UI state should be best handled when, for example, the state of individual controls is ... -
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Problems with rxjs including Angular/Material
Hello, I am trying to do implement the material design into a newly created Asp.net core 2 MVC / Angular 5 App using the corresponding template. Of course I got a runable ...Unanswered | 2 Replies | 1375 Views | Created by Stehei - Sunday, April 15, 2018 12:37 AM | Last reply by emouawad - Wednesday, July 11, 2018 10:00 AM -
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Windows 7 Pro 64
Can a Repair be done by copying windows over the scrambled version with no data loss? -
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Is Rx only for event-based coding, and if so, how useful is it?
Please pardon what may be a dumb question, but I just started looking at Rx, and whilst being impressed with it, I'm not sure how much use I would make of it. I've been reading ... -
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Add or remove an observable from an already merged Observable?
Use Case: I have got a method which accepts a list of Observables (IEnumerable<IObservable<T>>) to start with. This needs to be subscribed and ... -
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How to manage a dynamic collections of signals using Rx ?
Hi, What would a combinator that manages a collections of observables look like in Rx ? Requirements: - Starts with a initial set of ...Unanswered | 8 Replies | 6724 Views | Created by Edmondo Pentangelo - Sunday, May 22, 2011 3:27 PM | Last reply by .NetGeek - Sunday, February 11, 2018 5:11 PM -
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RepeatAllDuringSince
I need to repeat all values of a hot observable based on a duration, so I wrote the next extension. However it has a memory leak, can someone help me write it ... -
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Clear a ConcurrentQueue?
The ConcurrentQueue<T> class doesn't have a Clear() method. Is there a recommended way to clear it?Answered | 3 Replies | 59315 Views | Created by rich2003 - Sunday, December 13, 2009 11:10 PM | Last reply by DiAm78 - Wednesday, January 24, 2018 5:08 PM -
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Porting rx.moderncpp example to CppWinRT latest (10.0.16299.0) - .combine_latest causes Error C2660 (new args)
If I attempt to incorporate the design of the rx.moderncpp example into the current example the .combine_lastest used by add/move visuals results in the compile ... -
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Rx and large sequences
I'm just beginning to look at Rx for async interaction with REST sourced sequences of data items. Clearly Rx represents the "push" metaphor whereas IEnumerable represents ... -
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Hands-on Labs of Reactive Extensions for .NET (Rx) doesn't work
{ lbl.Text = args.Location.ToString(); }; Application.Run(frm); The Error it's giving is ...Unanswered | 7 Replies | 7857 Views | Created by - Thursday, July 7, 2011 11:43 AM | Last reply by .NetGeek - Sunday, November 5, 2017 4:53 AM -
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Best way to make Marble Diagrams
What is used to make marble diagrams? Pen and papers? Tools? Programming libraries? I notices Visio isn't the best tool, pen and paper works, but sometimes you ...Answered | 7 Replies | 4984 Views | Created by D0rus - Thursday, April 2, 2015 11:02 AM | Last reply by acharytoniuk - Sunday, July 30, 2017 5:03 PM - Items 1 to 20 of 1818 Next ›
Reactive Extensions (Rx) announcement
-
Link
Has your interest in Rx piqued because of the recent open sourcing (http://rx.codeplex.com/)?
Do you want to want a first-person account of the history and design philosophy of Rx?
What about some pair programming with Dr Rebcabin http://rebcabin.wordpress.com/?
Or hear about using Rx in the real world from our special guest TheMechanicalBride (http://themechanicalbride.blogspot.com/2009/07/introducing-rx-linq-to-events.html, http://www.yowconference.com.au/general/details.html?speakerId=3541), the longest living Rx user on the planet?
.....
Then, sign up for the Rx tutorials at YOW!
http://www.yowconference.com.au/general/registration.html -
Link
Here is your chance to learn Rx and interact with @headinthebox and@xpaulbettsx (the co-author of the gentle Category Theory-free introduction to Rx and LINQ) http://qconsf.com/sf2012/presentations/show_presentation.jsp?oid=4602. We'll make the course super hands-on and try to answer all your questions.
If you sign up using discount code "meij100", we will take you out for drinks afterwards so you can even ask more questions.
Looking forward to see many of the Rx users in person.
-
Link
Reactive Extensions (Rx) is a library available for .NET and developers, used to compose event-based programs using observable sequences and LINQ-style query operators. Visit the Rx product website to download the bits, read more details and watch in depth videos about the technology.
Feel free to post any questions regarding Rx on this forum.
-
Link
We're thrilled to announce the availability of Reactive Extensions v2.0 for the following platforms:
- .NET Framework 4
- .NET Framework 4.5
- .NET Framework 4.5 for Windows Store apps
- Silverlight 5
- Windows Phone 7.5
You can download the SDK installer from the Download Center or use NuGet to install the packages.
More information about the release can be found in this blog post.
-
Link
We're happy to announce the first official release of Reactive Extensions v1.0 Stable and the latest release of v1.1 Experimental:
- Reactive Extensions v1.0.10621 SP1 Stable Release
- This is our official v1.0 product release, including the first Service Pack. How exciting is that?
- Reactive Extensions v1.1.11111 Experimental Release
- This is where we continue to experiment with new ideas. Stay tuned for more...
- Reactive Extensions v1.0.10621 SP1 Stable Release
