Chapter 5. Debugging Reactive Extensions
Debugging Reactive Extensions (Rx) for .NET means something more than simply using the visual studio debugger. This chapter focuses on how to trace the executing operations against all the sequences that behave within our application and how to use diagnostic-oriented sequences that strongly improve developer debugging times. Here's a short list of arguments we're going to cover in this chapter:
- Tracing sequences
- Inspecting sequences
- Exception handling
- Playing with sequences
Tracing sequences
The most widely used diagnostic solution is application tracing; in a few words, it is the art of logging the application execution flow with emphasis on the event type and its description.
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