This course on Reactive Extensions for .NET Developers aims to teach learners the importance and benefits of using the Reactive Extensions library. By the end of the course, students will understand the core concepts of Rx, learn when to implement Rx in their projects, and be able to demonstrate Rx usage with Xamarin and ASP.NET Core. The course focuses on enhancing skills in composing asynchronous and event-based programs, treating streams of asynchronous events, and using simple, composable operations similar to working with collections of data items. The teaching method includes explanations by an expert in the field, along with practical demonstrations and additional learning resources. This course is intended for .NET developers interested in improving their asynchronous programming skills and exploring new ways to handle streams of events in their projects.
Overview
Syllabus
] - Why do we need the Reactive Extensions (Rx)?.
] - How is Rx different from the Task Parallel Library?.
] - Core concepts of Rx.
] - When should we bring Rx into your project?.
] - Rx demo with Xamarin and ASP.NET Core.
] - Learning resources.
Taught by
Microsoft Developer
