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Monthly Archives: August 2010
Introduction to the Reactive Extensions for JavaScript – Buffering
We’ve come a long way in the series on the Reactive Extensions for JavaScript. After spending some time with Ruby and with extension points in other libraries, let’s step back to some of the basic operators again. This time, let’s … Continue reading
Dojo Deferred and the Reactive Extensions for JavaScript
We’ve covered quite a bit in this series including how well the Reactive Extensions for JavaScript plays with other libraries and what integration points we have. Our main thrust in providing this is that we don’t want to replace your … Continue reading
Posted in JavaScript, JSConf, Reactive Framework
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IronRuby and the Reactive Extensions Together Again – Taming User Input
In the previous post, I talked about how IronRuby 1.1 now supports extension methods, and that it not only supports LINQ to objects, but with relative ease it also supports the Reactive Extensions for .NET. We covered a little example … Continue reading
Posted in Event-based Porgramming, Reactive Framework, Ruby
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IronRuby and the Reactive Extensions for .NET Together at Last
Recently, there was a release of IronRuby 1.1, which had a number of new features including targeting .NET 4 only, as well as the most interesting part, the support for Extension Methods. Taking a cue from the examples, we can … Continue reading
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Introduction to the Reactive Extensions for JavaScript – Error Handling Part II
We’ve covered a bit recently with conditional and looping operators on the Reactive Extensions for JavaScript, but I want to step back just a minute and cover exception handling. This post will cover how we can compensate for errors as … Continue reading