Muhammad Rehan Saeed • 2/11/2014

Reactive Extensions (Rx) - Part 1 - Replacing C# Events

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This technical article is the first part of a series on Reactive Extensions (Rx) for .NET. It demonstrates how to replace standard C# events with Rx Observables and Subjects, highlighting advantages like built-in error handling and completion semantics. The post includes practical C# code examples comparing event patterns and explains key Rx concepts for event-driven programming.

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