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August 2015 – Code and a glass of wine
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Code and a glass of wine. August 12, 2015. May 28, 2016. I recently ran a workshop on Rx. And as part of preparing I had to hunt down some useful resources for learning. I found that things had come a long way since the early days, when people mostly learned from videos of Wes Dyer, Jeff van Gogh and Bart de Smet. Drawing on whiteboards at Microsoft, and Lee Campbell’s blog. Since the initial .Net release, a lot has changed for Rx – it’s become open source. Plus quite a few more. Continue reading →.
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.net – Code and a glass of wine
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Code and a glass of wine. Managing variable rate streams with Reactive Extensions. May 23, 2016. May 23, 2016. In a previous post, I looked at how Rx can be used to neatly track the status of service dependencies. In this post, I’ll look at how the same technique can be used to manage streams that update with a varying frequency, and a specific application – tracking market data staleness in financial applications. Continue reading →. Service health monitoring with Reactive Extensions. March 21, 2016.
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C# – Code and a glass of wine
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Code and a glass of wine. Managing variable rate streams with Reactive Extensions. May 23, 2016. May 23, 2016. In a previous post, I looked at how Rx can be used to neatly track the status of service dependencies. In this post, I’ll look at how the same technique can be used to manage streams that update with a varying frequency, and a specific application – tracking market data staleness in financial applications. Continue reading →. Service health monitoring with Reactive Extensions. March 21, 2016.
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rxjs – Code and a glass of wine
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Code and a glass of wine. October 25, 2016. October 26, 2016. In August this year, I gave a talk at NDC Sydney. On Real-time Twitter Analysis with Reactive Extensions. NDC is the Norway Developers Conference, so it’s a natural progression for them to come to Sydney. This was their first time down under, but they’ve already announced they’ll be back in August 2017. Full talk video and code online. The video of my talk. Detecting spikes in real-time data. Tracking Twitter discussion topics in real-time.
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Reactive Extensions – Code and a glass of wine
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Code and a glass of wine. October 25, 2016. October 26, 2016. In August this year, I gave a talk at NDC Sydney. On Real-time Twitter Analysis with Reactive Extensions. NDC is the Norway Developers Conference, so it’s a natural progression for them to come to Sydney. This was their first time down under, but they’ve already announced they’ll be back in August 2017. Full talk video and code online. The video of my talk. Detecting spikes in real-time data. Tracking Twitter discussion topics in real-time.
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Rx Learning Resources – Code and a glass of wine
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Code and a glass of wine. August 12, 2015. May 28, 2016. I recently ran a workshop on Rx. And as part of preparing I had to hunt down some useful resources for learning. I found that things had come a long way since the early days, when people mostly learned from videos of Wes Dyer, Jeff van Gogh and Bart de Smet. Drawing on whiteboards at Microsoft, and Lee Campbell’s blog. Since the initial .Net release, a lot has changed for Rx – it’s become open source. Plus quite a few more. That points you in the r...
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Scott Weinstein on .Net - Scott Weinstein on .Net
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Scott Weinstein on .Net. Scott Weinstein on .Net. Scott Weinstein on .Net, Linq, PowerShell, WPF, and WCF. First impressions of Scala. Monday, November 28, 2011. I have an idea that it may be possible to predict build success/failure based on commit data. Why Scala? It’s a JVM language, has lots of powerful type features, and it has a linear algebra library which I’ll need later. Friday, August 27, 2010. Has a nice 7 part write-up on the Reactive Extensions. Bending Time with the Reactive Extensions.
