"I love ReactiveX"

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Toggle navigation ReactiveX Introduction Docs ObservableOperatorsSingleSubjectScheduler Languages RxJavaRxJSRx.NETRxScalaRxClojureRxSwiftOthers Resources Tutorials Community GitHubTwitterOthers ReactiveX An API for asynchronous programmingwith observable streams Choose your platform The Observer pattern done right ReactiveX is a combination of the best ideas from the Observer pattern, the Iterator pattern, and functional programming debounce CREATE Easily create event streams or data streams. COMBINE Compose and transform streams with query-like operators. LISTEN Subscribe to any observable stream to perform side effects. Ubiquitous ReactiveX is everywhere, and it's meant for everything. FRONTEND Manipulate UI events and API responses, on the Web with RxJS, or on mobile with Rx.NET and RxJava CROSS-PLATFORM Available for idiomatic Java, Scala, C#, C++, Clojure, JavaScript, Python, Groovy, JRuby, and others BACKEND Embrace ReactiveX's asynchronicity, enabling concurrency and implementation independence Better codebases Functional Avoid intricate stateful programs, using clean input/output functions over observable streams. Less is more ReactiveX's operators often reduce what was once an elaborate challenge into a few lines of code. Async error handling Traditional try/catch is powerless for errors in asynchronous computations, but ReactiveX is equipped with proper mechanisms for handling errors. Concurrency made easy Observables and Schedulers in ReactiveX allow the programmer to abstract away low-level threading, synchronization, and concurrency issues. Reactive Revolution ReactiveX is more than an API, it's an idea and a breakthrough in programming. It has inspired several other APIs, frameworks, and even programming languages. We use ReactiveX Documentation ObservableOperatorsSingleSubjectScheduler Languages RxJavaRxJSRx.NETRxScalaRxClojureRxSwiftOthers Resources Tutorials Community GitHubTwitterOthers ReactiveX is a collection of open source projects. The content of this page is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License, and code samples are licensed under the BSD License.