Jeffrey rambles about Rx, .NET and programming in general.

Paul blogs about our lack of in depth documentation on some cryptic api names. So here is some description of the names and behavior of Amb, Materialize and Dematerialize. Amb's name comes from a long history, it was named by John McCarthy the inventor...

Two days ago I kicked of this 3 part series by describing what is unique to Rx on Silverlight 3 . Yesterday followed that up by I talked about Rx specific features when running on .NET 4 Today I'll complete the series by talking about what Rx offers on...

Yesterday I talked about Rx specific features when running on Silverlight 3 in part one . Today I'll focus on .NET 4 Beta 2. Watch how Rx uses the new covariance/contravariance feature exposed by C# in .NET 4

As we released Rx today on DevLabs , I'm finally able to blog a bit more about the Rx technology. I'll kick it off with 3 screencasts on the differences between the 3 different versions of Rx: Rx for .NET 3.5 SP1 Rx for Silverlight 3 Rx for .NET 4 Beta...

I accidentally posted my planned post on this subject on the RxTeam blog: http://blogs.msdn.com/rxteam/archive/2009/11/21/observable-context-observable-subscribeon-and-observable-observeon.aspx