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.
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.
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
These comments confuse me a bit.
How can I implement backoff technique in Reactive Programming? could you give a example for me? Thanks, Anurag
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;
})
;
Great course Andre, really helps to grasp this approach
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.
Same here - that's the part I'm missing.
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..
really thank you for Awesome enlightenment over how to last in the Reactive world!