.NET Reactive Extensions Fundamentals 1.0
The .NET Reactive Extensions (Rx) is a library to compose asynchronous and event-based programs using observable collections and LINQ-style query operators. Rx is a superset of LINQ’s standard query operators that exposes asynchronous and event-based computations as push-based, observable collections via the new IObservable interface in .NET 4. This course walks you through the details of working with Rx to develop asynchronous applications. Version 2 was released August 2012. This course covers version 1 and the demo and content have not been updated for version. Version 1 can be downloaded from http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=28568.
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Introduction to the .NET Reactive Extensions |
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Introduction
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00:14 | |
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Overview
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01:02 | |
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Simple Observer Example
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05:08 | |
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Concurrency
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00:35 | |
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Rx Requirements
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02:29 | |
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Simple Concurrency Example
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05:06 | |
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Completion and Errors
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00:17 | |
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Completion Example
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03:28 | |
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Observer Pattern
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06:03 | |
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Observer Pattern Example
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02:55 | |
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Concurrency Details
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00:57 | |
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Concurrency Management Example
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10:08 | |
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Completion and Errors Details
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00:46 | |
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Concurrent Completion Example
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01:04 | |
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Summary
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00:54 | |
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Resources
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00:29 | |
Reactive Extensions Observables |
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Overview
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01:17 | |
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Primitive Observable Example
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02:22 | |
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Observable Sequence
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00:48 | |
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Starting Callbacks
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00:49 | |
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Observer Delegates
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01:12 | |
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IObserver Grammar
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01:23 | |
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Subscribe Implementation Example
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01:53 | |
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Stepping into Subscribe Example
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03:27 | |
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Building Subscribe Example
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05:11 | |
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Recursion Example
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02:18 | |
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Using All Delegates Example
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02:25 | |
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Create
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Create Example
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02:30 | |
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Cleanup Action Example
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01:11 | |
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Concrete IObserver.Subscribe Example
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02:18 | |
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CreateWithDisposable Example
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01:06 | |
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Summary
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01:44 | |
Reactive Extensions Concurrency Management |
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Overview
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03:45 | |
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Example: Application Thread
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01:34 | |
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Example: NewThread Scheduler
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Example: Gaurenteed Order
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Example:No Delegate Overlap
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Example: Verify Detection of Overlap
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Scheduling Delegates
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Example: Background and Foreground Threads
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04:08 | |
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Immediate and Current Thread Schedulers
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Example: Immediate Schedular Blocking
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01:51 | |
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Specific Scheduling
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Example: SubscribeOn ObserverOn
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Example: ThreadPool Scheduler and SubscribeOn, ObserveOn
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01:05 | |
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Observable Lifetime
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Example: Terminating Subscription
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Cleanup
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Example: Using
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Example: Disposing a StreamReader
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Example: Finally to Wait On Sequence
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Scheduler.Dispatcher
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Example: Layout of WPF Application
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Example: WPF Application
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06:24 | |
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Summary
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01:55 | |
Processing Multiple Values in an Observable Sequence |
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Overview
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Scan
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Example: Scan
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Buffer and Window
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Example: Buffer
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Example: Window
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06:14 | |
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Summary
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00:30 | |
Regex and Observable Sequences |
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Overview
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01:38 | |
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Example: Regex with string
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01:59 | |
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Loop to Observable
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Example: Loop to Observable
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01:53 | |
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Overlapped Buffers
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Example: Overlapped Buffers
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Summary
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00:40 | |
Sequence Operations |
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Overview
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01:11 | |
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Utility Sequences
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Utility Sequences Example
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02:21 | |
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Skip
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Utility Sequences Example
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05:21 | |
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Concat
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Concat Example
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Exception
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01:32 | |
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Exception Example
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06:25 | |
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Zip
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Zip Example
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01:29 | |
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Don't Block the Sequence
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GroupBy
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GroupBy Example
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Summary
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Sequences and Time |
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Overview
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OData Feed
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WCF OData Client Example
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OData Observable Sequence Example
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Generate and OData Sequence
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DataSequence
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DataSequence Implementation Example
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Timestamp
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Timer
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Timestamp/Timer Example
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06:26 | |
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TimeInterval
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TimeInterval Example
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03:59 | |
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Throttle
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Throttle Example
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02:31 | |
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Timeout
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Timeout Example
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03:29 | |
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Summary
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01:27 | |
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References
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Introduction to the .NET Reactive Extensions