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Rx Achievement Tracker: Building a Task Management App with Reactive Extensions

Join us as we leverage Rx and Asp.Net to create a task management app that notifies users of achievements. Harnessing RabbitMQ, Entity Framework, and Backbone, we'll showcase the power of reactive programming. Utilizing Signalr and toastr, stay updated on your progress effortlessly.

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Rx Achievement Tracker: Building a Task Management App with Reactive Extensions

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  1. Achieving with Rx Sean McCarthy scmccart@gmail.com @mccartsc Seanmccarthy.me

  2. What we’re up to… • Talk about what we’re up to. • Build a small task management app • Make it publish events about the tasks (add, update, delete) • Harvest those events and use Rx to look for achievement worthy activity • Notify the user of their achievement via a toast notification

  3. What we’re using… • Asp.Net MVC/WebApi + Entity Framework + Backbone • RabbitMQ + EasyNetQ • Reactive Extensions for .Net (Rx) • Signalr + toastr

  4. What it will look like…

  5. IEnumerable vs. IObservablePush vs. Pull

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