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Modernizing Rx.NET | .NET Conf 2023

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  • Presented by Ian Griffiths, Rx.NET maintainer

Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.

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Ian Griffiths discusses the history of Reactive Extensions for .NET and details the ongoing efforts to modernize the library for modern .NET.

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What people say. Recommended for its historical context and roadmap of the modernization efforts for Reactive Extensions in .NET.

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u/hm_vrin r/dotnet • Recommends

On “LINQ for IAsyncEnumerable is in .NET 10 Preview 1”

Rx maintainer here. Rx has a very long and complex history - it was one of the very first projects open sourced by Microsoft (on CodePlex if you remember that) which also pre-dated nuget.org, and .NET itself becoming open source. Because of that there will be oddities with the benefit of hindsight. Ian Griffiths gave a talk at .NET Conf 2023 which covers our efforts to modernise Rx - and you can see from this slide how the project has evolved over time: [video
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On “Most underrated technology in .NET?”

It was on the previous .NET conf [video
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u/hm_vrin r/dotnet • Recommends

On “Rx.NET Packaging Plan 2025”

Rx was pretty much Microsoft's first experiment with OSS in .NET - if you watch Ian Griffith's "Modernising Rx .NET" talk for dotnet conf 2023 there's a great diagram showing the history of the project. It's been maintained by the community for far longer than Microsoft was the sole curator: [video
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