Programming Reactive Programming with RxJS 5. S. Mansilla

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Reactive programming is taking the software world by storm. This book combines the reactive programming philosophy with the possibilities of JavaScript, and you’ll learn how to apply reactive techniques to your own projects. We’ll focus on reactive programming to manage and combine streams of events. In fact, we’ll cover how to make entire real-world, concurrent applications just by declaring transformations on our program’s events.

Most software today deals with data that’s available only over time: websites load remote resources and respond to complex user interactions, servers are distributed across multiple physical locations, and people have mobile devices that they expect to work at all times, whether on high-speed Wi-Fi or spotty cellular networks. Any serious application involves many moving asynchronous parts that need to be efficiently coordinated, and that’s very hard with today’s programming techniques. On top of that, we have what’s always been there: servers crashing, slow networks, and software bugs we have to deal with.

We can’t afford to keep programming applications the way we always have. It worked for a while, but now it’s time for a new approach.

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[ThomasUnpap]

Hi,

And are the correctly loaded?
Please, check the demos included with the installation. If the WebGL examples work fine for you locally, you just have to do the same in your page.