May 2017
Intermediate to advanced
344 pages
9h 43m
English
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Timing is everything, or at least that’s what some say. Unlike collections (enumerables), timing plays a big part in the observables world. The time between notifications can be long or short, and it can affect how you process them. In chapter 9, you saw examples of buffering elements or creating sliding windows over time. There’s also the matter of where the execution takes place (for example, threads, tasks, dispatchers, and so on). The concepts of time and execution context are related and provide the foundation for the Rx concurrency model. The scheduler type and its derivations express ...
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