Playing with RxJS
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This document discusses Reactive Extensions (Rx), which allows working with asynchronous data streams similarly to arrays using Observables. It introduces Observables and some common methods like map, filter, merge, debounce, and distinctUntilChanged. Examples are provided of creating a simple Observable, using Rx in a Pac-Man game, and for autocomplete functionality.
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You know when you handle arrays?
You can now do it with arrays through time!
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Playing with RxJS
- 1. REACTIVE EXTENSIONS Playing with Reactive Extensions Observables in JavaScript
- 2. WHAT IS REACTIVE? 2 Iterator Observer
- 3. WHERE CAN I USE IT? 3 C++
- 4. REACTIVE OBSERVABLES 4 You know when you handle arrays? You can now do it with arrays through time! [1.......2...3]
- 5. REACTIVE OBSERVABLES 5 Some Observables Methods •map •filter •merge •debounce •distinctUntilChanged A visual approach rxmarbles.com
- 7. THANK YOU