This course coversReactive Extensions, a technology for working with streams of data in a reactive fashion. With Reactive Extensions, you can ingest, filter analyze and re-broadcast data streams. You can also build your own components which generate reactive streams for others to produce. Reactive Extensions started its life as a .NETtechnology, but has since been ported to every other language imaginable, including even JavaScript. This course shows how Rx can be used specifically with C# and .NET. Topics CoveredThe reactive paradigm and push collectionsKey Rx operatorsRx’s Subject classes that help working with observable sequencesFundamental Stream OperatorsAdvanced Stream Operators, including operations on multiple streamsPre-requisitesThis is an intermediate-level course, designed for serious .NETprogrammers wishing to expand their arsenal of .NETrelated skills. To take the course, you will need the following: Good knowledge of C#and .NETframeworkGood understanding of .NETapplication development (esp. collections/data storage)Good knowledge of LINQCursory knowledge of TPLmay be benefitialCourse Materials100%hands-on, with live demonstrations of every topic coveredPresented in Visual Studio 2017Every lesson comes with a single-file demoEnd-of-section quizzes are availableLearning OutcomesBy the end of the course, students should: Understand the use of reactive sequencesAppreciate key observable/observer .NETinterfaces and how to use themEfficiently use Subject classes for setting up simple scenariosApply single-stream operators, including operators involving timeApply advanced operators, including multi-stream operators
