Muhammad Rehan Saeed • 3/27/2014

Reactive Extensions (Rx) - Part 5 - Awaiting Observables

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This technical article demonstrates using TaskCompletionSource to wrap asynchronous operations into Tasks, then shows how Reactive Extensions (Rx) simplifies this further by allowing developers to directly await Observables. It provides C# code examples for handling events like a dialog window closing, highlighting the evolution from TPL patterns to more concise Rx-based async/await code.

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