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by David Sehnal
A computation wrapper with built-in progress tracking using Reactive Extensions for .NET (and AsyncCTP).
by Eric Pap
An easy to use custom control basedon textbox that allows Autocomplete, compatible with WCF
by Sacha Barber
Showcase of how to use a sort of Attached Behaviours for ViewModels, and how to build BIG XAML apps
by Fitim Skenderi
A small MVVM framework using RX

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by David Sehnal
A computation wrapper with built-in progress tracking using Reactive Extensions for .NET (and AsyncCTP).
by Eric Pap
An easy to use custom control basedon textbox that allows Autocomplete, compatible with WCF
by Sacha Barber
Showcase of how to use a sort of Attached Behaviours for ViewModels, and how to build BIG XAML apps
by Fitim Skenderi
A small MVVM framework using RX

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by David Sehnal
A computation wrapper with built-in progress tracking using Reactive Extensions for .NET (and AsyncCTP).
by Eric Pap
An easy to use custom control basedon textbox that allows Autocomplete, compatible with WCF
by Sacha Barber
Showcase of how to use a sort of Attached Behaviours for ViewModels, and how to build BIG XAML apps
by Fitim Skenderi
A small MVVM framework using RX
by inter8ection
This article illustrates how to get started with using Obvs as a messaging layer between a simple client and server.
by Chris_Yu
Functional programming in front-end development
by Modesty Zhang
A practical example of utilizing Reactive Extensions RxJS for autonomous states in React components with greater expressiveness and concise code.
by Anoop Pillai
Exploring Reactive Programming including a detailed look at Interactive and Reactive Extensions for .NET and C# developers.
by greggma
Demonstrates how to extend RX with fluent extensions using an synchronised, pausable and batch observable.
by Marcelo Ricardo de Oliveira
This article covers the creation of maze game all the way from its WPF animations to its music integration with two sound engines.
by gjvdkamp
This is a minimalistic example of how WCF, Rx and Excel-DNA can be used to stream realtime data to an Excel client.