More operators and conclusion

Good stuff. Really like this series. Also a good choice to deconstruct how an operator works in the first video. Really clears up the basics.

Loved this series. I think I have a better grasp on how these operators work now. Great work sir!

Great series. I love that it's still current too.

Andre is the only one that can teach me this topic in a way that I understand. Great stuff! As others mentioned, it would be great to cover the other operators.

I love this course. Great work!

Great series, thanks!

Haha, I was thinking the same. I read his gentle introduction to reactive programming in a gist and it's probably the only explanation which actually made sense to me.

Keep up the good work Andre!

Good course! I wanted to know more about mergeMap, switchMap, etc though

Great course, amazing examples, I loved every bit. Can you please point to a place where I can read more about flatMap and switchMap and all these?

Can you please also point me to a good resource about the pipe() operator? I see it a lot here https://www.learnrxjs.io/operators/filtering/last.html, but I don't understand why does the guy uses it so much: you chain your operators normally without pipe.

hi, nice course, thanks. I have a question why is this not wrtiting to console 2,4,6?

Observable.range(1, 6) .groupBy(n => n % 2 === 0) .concatMap(obs => obs) .subscribe((n) => console.log(n), null, () => console.log('complete concatMap'))

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complete concatMap

Awesome course! It's the first time Observables made some sense to me.

I have the same question as @ganqqwerty about .pipe(). What it does different from chaining observables normally?