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Oh, will you elaborate on the pitfalls? :) I have just started using C# with RX extensions to do some ui work, and so far I liked it. But I have never utilized
by a-saleh 12y ago
Oh, will you elaborate on the pitfalls? :)
I have just started using C# with RX extensions to do some ui work, and so far I liked it. But I have never utilized RX directly on managing event-streams, mostly for binding changing data to various ways of displaying it.
Second thing, I don't think I have been "trapped in the monad", and as far as I can see, C# devs are quite fond of the pattern (i.e., isn't Task a monad, Observable as well?)
Thanks!
- michaelsbradley 12y agoSo, I've been thinking about this, and the reality is that I'm not as familiar with C# and Rx as I should be to pass judgment. How common is it to use "await" in conjunction with Rx? Your answer will provide needed insight. I've mainly wrestled with the FRP paradigm in the context of JavaScript, both server-side and in browsers. So I should have qualified my previous observation accordingly.