Category Archives: Rx

Writing asynchronous unit tests with Rx and the Silverlight Unit Testing Framework

Posted on August 8, 2011 by

The Reactive Extensions provide a great way for composing asynchronous actions, particularly on Windows Phone where IO operations are asynchronous-only. The Silverlight Unit Testing framework (including my CI-supporting port) supports asynchronous unit tests, but if you’ve attempted to use them … Continue reading →

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Creating a strongly typed reactive wrapper to INotifyPropertyChanged

Posted on October 14, 2010 by

Practical Ugliness INotifyPropertyChanged is a great, built-in, way for property change notification to work in the WPF/Silverlight world. Attempting to use it from staticly typed code, however, gets messy: Things get even worse when we try to make this reactive: … Continue reading →

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