Reactive Programming for .NET Developers

Dataflow programming

Changing the application state is not something wrong by itself, but there are different programming approaches that may produce better results and together give the developer a more pleasant working experience. A typical use case happens when we deal with in-move data (or living data or data stream), where we may find that using interaction logic constructs that change state, such as if, for, and so on, is a poor performing choice together with a poor design. In-move data is any kind of data stream, such as a video stream, an application insights stream, and so on. Because of its statelessness, it is obvious that a stateless programming approach offers better results than a state-driven one.

We are used to dealing with static ...