Reactive JavaScript Programming

Reactive JavaScript Programming, available at $34.99, has an average rating of 4.4, with 28 lectures, based on 19 reviews, and has 140 subscribers.

You will learn about The power and ease of using Reactive programming Thinking and modeling apps in the Reactive way. Fully understand Rx js including its operators, subjects, and schedulers. This course is ideal for individuals who are This course assumes viewers are at least slightly familiar with JS in browsers and in Node. It is particularly useful for This course assumes viewers are at least slightly familiar with JS in browsers and in Node.

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Summary

Title: Reactive JavaScript Programming

Price: $34.99

Average Rating: 4.4

Number of Lectures: 28

Number of Published Lectures: 28

Number of Curriculum Items: 28

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 28

Original Price: $109.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

The power and ease of using Reactive programming
Thinking and modeling apps in the Reactive way.
Fully understand Rx js including its operators, subjects, and schedulers.

Who Should Attend

This course assumes viewers are at least slightly familiar with JS in browsers and in Node.

Target Audiences

This course assumes viewers are at least slightly familiar with JS in browsers and in Node.

This video is a combination of the following three aspects:

Introduction to Reactive Programming + Rx in Depth.
Need for going Reactive, Understanding Event Streams, Getting familiar with APIs, and Building a BMI Calculator App.
Introduce Rx concepts and similar APIs across many languages, Covering the necessary operators, Examples of Operators and Streams.
Building a stopwatch app
Building an Autocomplete search box with Rx.
Creating operators and performing various operations such as transform, filter, combine, and error handling.

About the Author

I Shriyans Bhatnagar use Rx.js on a daily basis in work, mostly combining it with React and redux. Being a full stack developer, I often find myself using Rx on Node too. Playing around with a few Reactive libraries—RxJs, most.js, and, bacon.js—and Reactive frameworks such as cycle.js, I absolutely love writing functional Reactive code. I am an avid fan of pure functional programming. I have played around with Haskell, elm, and erlang quite a lot and have some experience writing clojureScript. These days I really dig ReasonML (a new interface to OCaml by Facebook).
I started out as a backend engineer writing Ruby applications using rails, but I quickly moved on to using JavaScript for both the backend and frontend. My hobby projects vary from making Node-powered bots using Johnny-Five with the Arduino to machine-learning projects using Python libraries such as Scikit and Tensorflow. But, ultimately, I truly love building user interfaces and providing a good user experience.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Thinking Reactively

Lecture 1: The Course Overview

Lecture 2: The Need for Going Reactive

Lecture 3: First Bite into bacon.js

Lecture 4: Building a Reactive Application

Chapter 2: Up Your Game with Rx

Lecture 1: Putting Rx in Context

Lecture 2: Dealing with Operators

Lecture 3: Playing with Streams

Chapter 3: Day-to-Day Rx

Lecture 1: Building a Stopwatch Application

Lecture 2: Implementing Drag and Drop

Chapter 4: Know Your Operators

Lecture 1: Create Operators

Lecture 2: Transform Operators

Lecture 3: Filter Operators

Lecture 4: Combine Operators

Lecture 5: Error Handling Operators

Lecture 6: Click Control App

Chapter 5: Make Your Own Observables

Lecture 1: Observables as Functions

Lecture 2: Error Handling and Completion

Lecture 3: Adding the Creation Operator

Lecture 4: Adding Other Operators

Chapter 6: Master the Subject

Lecture 1: Subjects as a Hybrid

Lecture 2: Behavior Subject

Lecture 3: Replay Subject

Lecture 4: Async Subject

Lecture 5: Multicast

Lecture 6: Stopping a Shared Execution

Lecture 7: Automate Subjects

Chapter 7: Understanding Schedulers

Lecture 1: Schedulers

Lecture 2: Types of Schedulers

Instructors

Packt Publishing
Tech Knowledge in Motion

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4 stars: 8 votes
5 stars: 7 votes

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