RxJS 5 Thinking Reactively | Ben Lesh

[@robertpolevoi8630]

This talk sets a necessary standard. When you can actually understand (or even just reasonably hang with the logic and language of the presentation) you know you have turned a big corner on this brutal subject. Rxjs is half intellectual fad/"see how smart I am" thing and half something of fundamental practical importance, and discerning the difference is hard. Nor can it really be explained from the outside. You've got to jump in, make tons of carefully controlled experiments to see what really happens when you make seemingly minor changes, and gradually make it your own from the inside.

[@danielha7011]

Not interested

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[@Madinko12]

Wow. I didn't know of that representation of the observables/observer/operator flow. It will definitely help me to dive into Rx more easily. It really clearly describes what happens. Thank you very very much for that, will undoubtedly save me a lot of time. Great conference(s) by the way.

[@josealfonso2117]

Dude this presentation is awesome! You do bring everything down to earth. Thank you! :-)

[@mfpears]

Thinking reactively 2:55 - 7:00

[@bertrand2825]

Really interesting talk, especially errors handling!

[@005yass]

Thank you very Much u help me a lot to understand better rxjs, i hope can See u in a event in Switzerland.

[@josealfonso2117]

Awesome presentation! Thanks.

[@dprophecyguy]

If anyone can suggest any good rxJs intro lesson to get a sense of it. It could be some tutorials or lessons. Would prefer some examples to work on. Having hard time to learn on my own and start integrating in my project. Getting frustrated while creating Model Driven forms in Angular. Thanks Already

[@FredoCorleone]

Most interesting part is at 23:24

[@JSTpacek]

i so like using rxjs in apps where multiple events produce/render results in same way.

[@pi-nary]

This is one of the best talk on RxJS. This helped me clear some misconceptions about error scenarios. And I cannot find the slides used in this talk. Can anyone share the link ?

[@PiyushChauhan2011]

I landed here and it still make sense after 5 years

[@leojacquemin1836]

It still makes sense 7 years after. Timeless

[@cnchybrid]

"Just use Rx where it makes sense" :P How do you identify where it makes sense?

[@JayPhelps1]

Like most things, it depends on your comfort level. For you and your team, it may make sense to use Rx for every single thing a la Cycle.js. For most teams, it will make more sense to use it for harder async problems. It may seem like an obvious statement then, but in practice people seem to forget it--using Rx for lots of things and getting frustrated because they're not comfortable with it yet. Rx is amazing, but as cliche as it sounds it really is a different paradigm. Some things are going to be so trivially easy in Rx but would be hard otherwise and vice versa. If everything is a hammer...

[@cnchybrid]

Thanks :)

[@Gridfen]

That looks just like C# linq, and that was pretty neat feature at my time with C#.

[@MartinKraner]

Yeah it was made after the Reactive Extensions (Rx) library for .Net which popularized Observables as Linq for events and streams

[@KhanhNguyenfre]

Could you provide slide?

[@elinguiuriel]

Coursera course bought me here!

[@Ttlwar]

Just a Function

[@SvjeGehjdk]

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