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摘要:A scheduler controls when a subscription starts and when notifications are published. It consists of three components. It is first a data structure. W
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摘要:The first part of this book focused on the basic ideas and types of Rx. In the second part, I showed the operators Rx offers, enabling us to define th
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摘要:Data sources are everywhere, and sometimes we need to consume data from more than just a single source. Common examples that have many inputs include:
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摘要:The values from the sequences we consume are not always in the format we need. Sometimes there is more information than we need, and we need to pick o
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摘要:Rx provides us with tools to take potentially vast quantities of events and process these to produce higher level insights. This can often involve a r
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摘要:We live in an age where data is being created, stored, and distributed at a phenomenal rate. Consuming this data can be overwhelming, like trying to d
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摘要:In the preceding chapter, we saw the two fundamental Rx interfaces, IObservable<T> and IObserver<T>. We also saw how to receive events by implementing
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摘要:Rx is a powerful framework that can greatly simplify code that responds to events. But to write good Reactive code you have to understand the basic co
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摘要:Rx is a .NET library for processing event streams. Why might you want that? Rx 是一个用于处理事件流的.NET 库。为什么需要它? Why Rx? 为什么选择Rx? Users want timely informatio
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摘要:Firstly, I (Ian Griffiths) should make it clear that this revised edition builds on the excellent work of the original author Lee Campbell. I am grate
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摘要:Reactive programming is not a new concept. Any kind of user interface development necessarily involves code that responds to events. Languages like Sm
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摘要:Foreword 前言 Acknowledgements 感谢 PART 1 第1部分 Why Rx .NET? 为什么使用Rx.NET Key Types 关键类型 Creating Observable Sequences 创建可观察对象序列 PART 2 第2部分 From Events to
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