Chapter 6. CLR Integration and Scheduling
This chapter will cover two very important aspects of reactive programming: the ability to configure how time changes within the sequences and their workers (observers/observables) and the ability to interact with all the other elements of the classic CLR, such as events, threads, tasks, and so on. Here's a short index:
- Sourcing from CLR events
- Threading integration
- Asynchronous sourcing
- Time scheduling
- Advanced time scheduling
Sourcing from CLR events
An event is the occurrence of something we can handle somehow with our code. More precisely, in .NET, an event is a kind of Delegate object, an object that represents one or multiple actions to run. The Delegate object is the .NET implementation of the Observer ...
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