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Introduction to the Reactive Framework Part V
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In the previous post of the Introduction to the Reactive Framework series, we covered how to create new IObservable<T> instances, either from scratch or from existing sequences. What this allowed us to do was turn an operation which was previously...
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Reactive Extensions for .NET (Rx) released on DevLabs
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As you may have noticed, I’ve been blogging a bit about the Reactive Framework , now the Reactive Extensions for .NET (Rx) and how it will change the way we approach asynchronous and event-based programming. Just as LINQ to Objects changed the way we...
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Introduction to the Reactive Framework Part IV
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In the previous post in this series, we covered how to turn .NET events into first class values through IObservable instances. By doing so, we were able to do much more interesting things than just subscribe and unsubscribe, instead we were able to create...
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Introduction to the Reactive Framework Part III
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In my previous post in the Introduction to the Reactive Framework series, I discussed the duality between the IEnumerable/IEnumerator and IObservable/IObserver and how that enables us to generalize the ideas from LINQ to Objects to LINQ to Observables...
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[ANN] DC ALT.NET – 11/24/2009 “Stop Talking, Start Teaching” with Jeff Casimir
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As a group, we’ve been focusing a lot on technology on such things as JavaScript, MongoDB and so on. This month, I’d like to take a step back as a group and instead focus on some soft skills. When I started this group back in 2007, I had the idea that...
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Introduction to the Reactive Framework Part II
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In my previous post , I talked a little bit about the parts of the Reactive Framework that are coming to the .NET 4 BCL as well as their implementation in F# as part of F# First Class Events. This time, let’s come back to the Reactive Framework itself...
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F# October 2009 CTP/Beta2 – F# + Rx Together At Last
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Lately, I’ve been covering a lot of F# First Class Events as well as the Reactive Framework which has been leading up to a head as it were. It has been announced through Channel 9 that .NET 4 will include the two major interfaces from the Reactive Framework...
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[ANN] DC ALT.NET 10/22/2009 – MongoDB with David James
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This month DC ALT.NET will once again move into the not often covered subjects in the .NET world, in covering MongoDB with David James . Stay tuned to the mailing list for up to date details. There has been a bit of discussion around non relational databases...
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F# First Class Events – Composing Events Until Others
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After a comment on my last post in regards to First Class Events in F#, I thought I’d revisit them briefly before going back to the Reactive Framework series . In particular, this comment was in regards to implementing the until combinator using F# First...
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Introducing the Reactive Framework Part I
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During my series about first class events in F#, I made frequent mention of the LiveLabs Reactive Framework (Rx), without going into much detail as to what it is. Now that the series is complete and we understand both how F# first class events work, as...
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