Mastering Reactive Extensions with C# and .NET

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Dmitri Nesteruk

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1 - Key Interfaces

1 - Key Interfaces.html

2 - Overview.mp4

01:05

3 - ObserverPattern.cs.txt

3 - Observer Design Pattern.mp4

09:45

4 - IObserverT.mp4

03:56

4 - ObserverOfT.cs.txt

5 - IObservableT.mp4

04:57

5 - ObservableBriefly.cs.txt

6 - Summary.mp4

01:36

2 - Subjects

2 - Subjects.html

7 - Overview.mp4

01:13

8 - SubjectOfT.cs.txt

8 - SubjectT.mp4

08:06

9 - Unsubscribing.cs.txt

9 - Unsubscribing.mp4

02:21

10 - ProxyAndBroadcast.cs.txt

10 - Proxy and Broadcast.mp4

09:25

11 - ReplaySubjectOfT.cs.txt

11 - ReplaySubjectT.mp4

03:35

12 - BehaviorSubject.cs.txt

12 - BehaviorSubjectT.mp4

02:42

13 - AsyncSubjectOfT.cs.txt

13 - AsyncSubjectT.mp4

03:03

14 - Implementing IObservable.mp4

06:42

14 - SimpleObservable.cs.txt

15 - Summary.mp4

01:36

3 - Fundamental Sequence Operators

3 - Fundamental Sequence Operators.html

16 - Overview.mp4

01:50

17 - Simple Factory Methods.mp4

02:45

18 - CreatingSequence.cs.txt

18 - ObservableCreate.mp4

13:14

19 - Generators.cs.txt

19 - Sequence Generators.mp4

07:24

20 - ConversionToObservable.cs.txt

20 - Converting Into Observables.mp4

12:21

21 - Filtering.cs.txt

21 - Sequence Filtering.mp4

11:17

22 - Inspection.cs.txt

22 - Sequence Inspection.mp4

11:15

23 - Sequence Transformation.mp4

11:53

23 - Transformation.cs.txt

24 - Aggregation.cs.txt

24 - Sequence Aggregation.mp4

12:01

25 - Summary.mp4

05:01

4 - Advanced Sequence Operators

4 - Advanced Sequence Operators.html

26 - Overview.mp4

01:18

27 - ExceptionHandling.cs.txt

27 - Exception Handling.mp4

12:25

28 - CombiningSequences.cs.txt

28 - Sequence Combinators.mp4

16:47

29 - TimeRelated Sequence Processing.mp4

11:50

29 - TimeShiftedSequences.cs.txt

30 - Dependency Injection in C and NET with the Autofac Library.txt

30 - Reactive Extensions Event Broker.mp4

15:09

30 - RxEventBroker.cs.txt

31 - Summary.mp4

03:19

32 - Course Summary.mp4

01:41

32 - Dependency Injection in C and NET with the Autofac Library.txt

32 - Learn Parallel Programming with C and NET.txt

32 - Mastering LINQ with C and NET.txt

33 - Bonus Lecture Other Courses at a Discount.html

Course Introduction

1 - Course Introduction.mp4

04:14

1 - Mastering LINQ with C and NET.txt

Description

A complete course on Rx.NET

What You'll Learn?

Create and consume observable sequences
Generate sequences using Observable factory methods
Quickly work with sequences using Subject classes
Combine multiple sequences into a single stream
Master time-related sequence processing

Who is this for?

Experienced .NET developers

Anyone interested in the Reactive paradigm

What You Need to Know?

Good understanding of C# and .NET

Good understanding of LINQ

More details

Description
This course coversÂ Reactive Extensions, a technology for working with streams of data in a reactive fashion. With Reactive Extensions, you can ingest, filter analyze and re-broadcast data streams. You can also build your own components which generate reactive streams for others to produce.

Reactive Extensions started its life as a .NETÂ technology, but has since been ported to every other language imaginable, including even JavaScript. This course shows how Rx can be used specifically with C# and .NET.

Topics Covered

The reactive paradigm and push collections
Key Rx operators
Rx's Subject classes that help working with observable sequences
Fundamental Stream Operators
Advanced Stream Operators, including operations on multiple streams

Pre-requisites

This is an intermediate-level course, designed for serious .NETÂ programmers wishing to expand their arsenal of .NETÂ related skills. To take the course, you will need the following:

Good knowledge of C#Â and .NETÂ framework
Good understanding of .NETÂ application development (esp. collections/data storage)
Good knowledge of LINQ
Cursory knowledge of TPLÂ may be benefitial

Course Materials

100%Â hands-on, with live demonstrations of every topic covered
Presented in Visual Studio 2017Â
Every lesson comes with a single-file demoÂ
End-of-section quizzes are available

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the course, students should:

Understand the use of reactive sequences
Appreciate key observable/observer .NETÂ interfaces and how to use them
Efficiently use Subject classes for setting up simple scenarios
Apply single-stream operators, including operators involving time
Apply advanced operators, including multi-stream operators
Who this course is for:
Experienced .NET developers
Anyone interested in the Reactive paradigm

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Dmitri Nesteruk

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Dmitri is a quant, developer, book author and course author. His interests lie in software development and integration practices in the areas of computation, quantitative finance and algorithmic trading. His technological interests include C# and C++ programming as well high-performance computing using technologies such as CUDA and FPGAs. He has been a C# MVP since 2009.

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