14Feb

Our today’s topic is a library for working with streams and events. It’s RxJS and it represents the idea of reactive programming. In the simple words, the meaning of this idea semantically is a representation of all operations as the stream, more specifically, as the sequence of events. Programmatically it means for our usage of two patterns: iterator (for establishing of the sequence itself and going through this one) and observer (for changes propagation).

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One Reply to “RxJS Introduction”

  1. HappyHacker 8 years ago

    throttle takes the initial value at the start of the period and then discards the rest until the next period start, you said it takes the last, if you want that use debounce operator.

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