Curing your event processing blues with Rx
summary
Claims that Rx turns callbacks and timers into composable queries get shown end to end: JavaScript and .NET Rx implementations power a typeahead using flatMapLatest canceling out‑of‑order responses, a drag‑and‑drop by composing mouse observables, and a Kinect demo that buffers gestures to trigger a Kinect gesture -> Philips Hue color change. Tests use a test scheduler / virtual time to deterministically replay timed streams. Operators, schedulers and concrete demos all compile and run.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 2:10Asynchronous Programming is Annoying
- 5:27Ordinary Interactive Programming
- 6:53Making it push-based
- 13:13Reactive collections: the dual of iterable collections
- 14:51Marble diagram: filter
- 16:23Marble diagram: delay
- 20:03Composing Events and Promises
- 33:55Testing concurrent code: made easy!
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