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RxJS in Action
book

RxJS in Action

by Luis Atencio, Paul Daniels
September 2017
Beginner to intermediate content levelBeginner to intermediate
352 pages
10h 50m
English
Manning Publications
Content preview from RxJS in Action

Chapter 2. Reacting with RxJS

This chapter covers

  • Looking at streams as the main unit of work
  • Understanding functional programming’s influence on RxJS
  • Identifying different types of data sources and how to handle them
  • Modeling data sources as RxJS observables
  • Consuming observables with observers

When writing code in an object-oriented way, we’re taught to decompose problems into components, interactions, and states. This breakdown occurs iteratively and on many levels, with each part further subdivided into more components, until at last we arrive at a set of cohesive classes that implement a well-defined set of interactions. Hence, in the object-oriented (OO) approach, classes are the main unit of work. Every time a component is created, ...

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