An overview of RxJS reactive concepts

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This video gives an overview of the concepts of reactive programming we saw during this series, and explains how reactive programming can provide true separation of concerns.

Tony
Tony
~ 9 years ago

This video is incomplete. It appears that the full video is ~4 minutes and this one is ~2 minutes. That would explain why it seems to start mid-lesson.

Olivier Clément
Olivier Clément
~ 9 years ago

To the two previous commenters:

This video is the last of a serie of 10 You should have the playlist displayed under the video; If not, just go there: https://egghead.io/series/introduction-to-reactive-programming

Joel Hooks
Joel Hooks
~ 9 years ago

Is this not what you see?

These comments confuse me a bit.

anurag
anurag
~ 9 years ago

How can I implement backoff technique in Reactive Programming? could you give a example for me? Thanks, Anurag

animeshjain
animeshjain
~ 8 years ago

Excellent lessons André

Minor suggestion : I think it is more elegant to use startsWith in creating the requestStream, instead of merging with a startStream. Just thought I'd add it here

var requestStream = refreshClickStream
  .startWith('https://api.github.com/users')
  .map(ev => {
    var randomOffset = Math.floor(Math.random()*500);
    return 'https://api.github.com/users?since=' + randomOffset;
  })
;
Terry DI LUZIO
Terry DI LUZIO
~ 8 years ago

Great course Andre, really helps to grasp this approach

Alex
Alex
~ 8 years ago

Interesting walkthrough for RxJS start. I did expect you join 3 users also under one roof as this would also help understand abstracting it better.

Tadeusz Rychter
Tadeusz Rychter
~ 8 years ago

Same here - that's the part I'm missing.

Dr.Emmett Brown
Dr.Emmett Brown
~ 7 years ago

this is really good RX course ( introduction to middle level flavor ) to understand that what's happening behind of the Rx :)

Thank you for your effort and to make it understandable in a very short time.

I really like it..

hamid
hamid
~ 7 years ago

really thank you for Awesome enlightenment over how to last in the Reactive world!