Reactive Extensions for .NET - Rx[dot]NET v7 and Futures | by Ian Griffiths

https://endjin.com/what-we-think/talks/reactive-extensions-for-dotnet-rxdotnet-v7-and-futures

#dotnet #rxdotnet #reactiveextensions #csharp #programming

The State of Rx.NET in 2025

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SZpmj0fSfFI

tl;dw:

- Still living in dependency hell. They won't release Rx7.0 before solving those issues first. Everything else has lower priority.

- AsyncRx.NET will be developed over time.

- Ix.NET will not be developed as a part of the Rx project anymore. All LINQ to IAsyncEnumerable stuff will be moved to the core dotnet libraries.

#rx #rxnet #reactive #reactiveextensions #reactiveprogramming #dotnet #csharp #fsharp

Anyone know a good intro to #ReactiveProgramming / #ReactiveExtensions for web/API developers on #DotNet?

I've read IntroToRX.com as well as the documentation to #ReactiveUI, but I clearly don't grasp it, since I keep shooting myself in the foot (e.g., keep causing the UIs to freeze).

Much appreciated. ❤️

Rx.NET v6.0 has been released!

This update brings several improvements & focuses on enhancing compatibility, supporting the latest versions of .NET, and addressing common pain points for developers.

More on #InfoQ: https://bit.ly/3NBBiUC

#dotnet #ReactiveExtensions #Microsoft