February 1, 2012 6:30 PM - 70 attended
Reactive Extensions - Learn Async Programming in One Night
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Reactive Extensions (Rx) is a Microsoft library that allows asynchronous and event-based programming using observable collections and LINQ. Building asynchronous programs has always been a difficult task, but as users demand more performance from their applications, developers must answer the challenge.
In this hands-on discussion, Brad will show you what Rx is, what it is not, and where it is appropriate. There will be lots of demonstration code to see and learn from.
Come to this MeetUp to enjoy some Pizza and learn how to easily add asynchronous programming to your code toolbox.
NOTE THE DATE FOR THIS MEETUP!!
Due to a scheduling conflict this meetup is not the last Wednesday of the month. We are meeting on the following Wednesday, Feb 1. Next month we will be back to the normal schedule.
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Scott HurlbertI thought Brad's examples were brilliant and he did a good job of explaining a tough and confusing topic.
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stuart williamsI had not seen RX before but now I am very exited to use it in my projects. Very cool, very well organized presentation and good deep dive!
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One member each month: Binary license of Essential Studio Enterprise.
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Members get $100 off any public training. Use code "MeetupPerk"
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Free first month's rent on a 6 month coworking membership
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For those interested, Brad has posted his code on CodePlex here:
http://rxdemo.codeplex.com/