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Introduction to the Reactive Extensions for JavaScript – From Blocking to Async

We’ve covered a bit of ground already in this series on the Reactive Extensions for JavaScript (RxJS) from the basic information, creating observers and observables, jQuery integration and in the last post talking about composing asynchronous methods with callbacks. Now that we have some more fundamental...

Published Fri, Mar 12 2010 1:59 AM by Matthew.Podwysocki

Filed under: JavaScript, Event-based Porgramming, Reactive Framework, JSConf
Introduction to the Reactive Extensions for JavaScript – Composing Callbacks

So far in this series, we’ve covered some basic information about the Reactive Extensions for JavaScript (RxJS) including creating observables and creating observers as well as jQuery integration. Now that we have a foundation in some of the basic building blocks, let’s actually do something interesting...

Published Thu, Mar 11 2010 12:27 AM by Matthew.Podwysocki

Filed under: JavaScript, Event-based Porgramming, Reactive Framework, JSConf
Introduction to the Reactive Extensions for JavaScript – jQuery Integration

So far in this series, we’ve discussed the intent of the Reactive Extensions for JavaScript (RxJS) and how to create the publishers (Observables) and subscribers (Observers). Along the way, we’ve talked a little about integration with other libraries such as jQuery (although we could talk about...

Published Fri, Mar 5 2010 2:09 AM by Matthew.Podwysocki

Filed under: JavaScript, Event-based Porgramming, Reactive Framework, JSConf
Introduction to the Reactive Extensions for JavaScript – Creating Observers

Looking back to the previous post, we covered how we create observable sequences, the producers of our data. We have quite a number of ways of creating these outside of events which we covered earlier. Now that we have these observable sequences, now what? We need to address the consumer...

Published Sat, Feb 27 2010 1:35 PM by Matthew.Podwysocki

Filed under: JavaScript, Event-based Porgramming, Reactive Framework, JSConf
Introduction to the Reactive Extensions for JavaScript – Creating Observables

In the previous post , we covered a little about the Reactive Framework (Rx) for JavaScript. Since that time we’ve learned that Jeffrey Van Gogh will be attending the upcoming JSConf 2010 and hoping to bring along some Reactive Extensions for JavaScript for anyone who is interested. Back to the...

Published Tue, Feb 23 2010 1:34 AM by Matthew.Podwysocki

Filed under: JavaScript, Event-based Porgramming, Reactive Framework, JSConf
Introduction to the Reactive Extensions to JavaScript

Readers of my blog probably know that I’m a bit into functional programming languages (F#, Erlang, Clojure, Haskell, etc) among other topics, but what you may not know is that I’m a huge JavaScript fan as well. Since I began in the industry (professionally anyways), I’ve been using JavaScript to...

Published Tue, Feb 16 2010 12:42 AM by Matthew.Podwysocki

Filed under: JavaScript, Event-based Porgramming, Reactive Framework, JSConf
[ANN] DC ALT.NET: 2/24 - Getting the Right System with George Dinwiddie

The next DC ALT.NET meeting is taking place on 2/24/2010 from 7-9PM. Stay tuned to the mailing list for more information as it becomes available. In this meeting, once again we have George Dinwiddie, to give a talk on talk in the language of the business and what tools along the way can help...

Published Mon, Feb 15 2010 5:28 PM by Matthew.Podwysocki

Filed under: ALT.NET, User Groups, Agile
The F# PowerPack Released on CodePlex

As announced yesterday , the new February 2010 release of F# is out. For those using Visual Studio 2008 and Mono, you can pick up the download here . This release is much more of a stabilization release instead of adding a lot of features including improvements in tooling, the project system...

Published Thu, Feb 11 2010 1:36 PM by Matthew.Podwysocki

Filed under: F#
Upcoming Release of F# 2.0

As you may have noticed with the recent release of the Visual Studio 2010 Release Candidate , that we are getting closer and closer to the first official release of the F# language. Shortly, there will be the standard zip/MSI file provided to those who are still running Visual Studio 2008 as well...

Published Wed, Feb 10 2010 4:03 PM by Matthew.Podwysocki

Filed under: F#
F# and the Dynamic Lookup Operator ala C#

In the previous post , we covered various scenarios around how we’d make the syntax around using the MongoDB C# Driver a little nicer and less stringy. And before that we looked at using and abusing these so called dynamic lookup operators . In the F# language, we have the ability to define...

Published Wed, Feb 10 2010 2:24 PM by Matthew.Podwysocki

Filed under: F#, C#, DLR
Exploring MongoDB with F#

If you’ve been following me on Twitter , I’ve been digging a bit into MongoDB . When I was involved with the planning of NoSQLEast this past year, I sat down and used it in anger and was quite pleased with the results. Using it with a language which allows for quick prototyping such as F#...

Published Tue, Feb 9 2010 1:15 AM by Matthew.Podwysocki

Filed under: F#, LINQ, NOSQL
Using and Abusing the F# Dynamic Lookup Operator

Lately, I’ve been playing with such things as MongoDB using F# to rapidly prototype ideas. With that, I’ve tried to rid myself of magic strings by using the F# dynamic lookup operator. I’ll cover exactly what I’m doing in the next post when using MongoDB, but in this post I’d like to explore...

Published Fri, Feb 5 2010 4:18 PM by Matthew.Podwysocki

Filed under: F#
A Kick in the Monads – Writer Edition

In the past couple of Monads posts, we’ve talked briefly about the State and Reader Monads and their potential uses and misuses. Before this series completes, I have a few more to cover including the Writer, Continuation and eventually Observable monad. Today, we’ll get started looking at...

Published Mon, Feb 1 2010 11:59 PM by Matthew.Podwysocki

Filed under: F#, Functional Programming, Haskell
A Kick in the Monads – Creating Extended Builders Part III

So far in this series , we’ve covered some of the methods you can implement for custom computation expressions (aka Monads) in F# such as bind and return, as well as exception and resource management. For the last part in the series, we’ll take a look at looping constructs. As we know, F#...

Published Mon, Jan 25 2010 1:05 AM by Matthew.Podwysocki

Filed under: F#, Functional Programming, Haskell, Reactive Framework
Much Ado About Monads – Creating Extended Builders Part II

In this series, we’ve looked custom computation expressions, what they are, how they are applicable to development and how we might implement them in F#. In the previous post , we went over some of the basic methods you can include on your custom computation expression to allow for a more rich...

Published Thu, Jan 21 2010 1:30 AM by Matthew.Podwysocki

Filed under: F#, Functional Programming, Haskell, Reactive Framework

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Introduction to the Reactive Extensions for JavaScript – From Blocking to Async

Introduction to the Reactive Extensions for JavaScript – Composing Callbacks

Introduction to the Reactive Extensions for JavaScript – jQuery Integration

Introduction to the Reactive Extensions for JavaScript – Creating Observers

Introduction to the Reactive Extensions for JavaScript – Creating Observables

Introduction to the Reactive Extensions to JavaScript

[ANN] DC ALT.NET: 2/24 - Getting the Right System with George Dinwiddie

The F# PowerPack Released on CodePlex

Upcoming Release of F# 2.0

F# and the Dynamic Lookup Operator ala C#

Exploring MongoDB with F#

Using and Abusing the F# Dynamic Lookup Operator

A Kick in the Monads – Writer Edition

A Kick in the Monads – Creating Extended Builders Part III

Much Ado About Monads – Creating Extended Builders Part II