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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
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Chapter 5. Applied reactive streams

This chapter covers

  • Handling multiple observable sequences with one subscription
  • Learning to make observable streams conformant
  • Flattening nested observables structures
  • Merging a collection of observables into a single output
  • Preserving sequence order with concatenation
  • Implementing real-world problems: search box, live stock ticker, and drag and drop

In the previous chapter, we firmly rooted the notion that an observable is a sequence of events over time. You can think about it as the orchestrator or channel through which events are pushed and transformed. So far, we’ve discussed how to process observable sequences in isolation for the most part, and you learned how you could apply familiar operators over ...

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