Muhammad Rehan Saeed • 2/14/2014

Reactive Extensions (Rx) - Part 3 - Naming Conventions

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This article explores naming conventions for IObservable<T> properties in Reactive Extensions (Rx) for C#. It argues for using a 'When' prefix (e.g., WhenPropertyChanged) to differentiate Rx observables from standard C# events in IntelliSense and to avoid naming conflicts when wrapping existing events. The author also addresses and dismisses the idea of having separate conventions for 'Hot' and 'Cold' observables.

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