Course Information
Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
4 Hour(s) 54 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
Eduonix Learning Solutions, Eduonix-Tech .
Rating
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Course Overview
Master the technology of the future and start building better apps with ReactiveX
The first COMPLETE ReactiveX Course is finally here! Learn everything you need to know about Reactive programming and ReactiveX in this one concise and comprehensive course. There are no proper resources to learn Reactive programming, UNTIL NOW.
Reactive programming has become the latest go to technology for many companies, that helps developers design websites and apps that are more robust, resilient, flexible and scalable. All of this with the least amount of coding possible, you no longer have to worry about creating and maintaining way too many nested tables. The best part about Reactive programming is that it works with all the major programming languages that are currently available on the market, through ReactiveX.
ReactiveX is a functional library extension that can be added to your programming to make your app or website reactive. It creates asynchronous and event based programs by using observable sequences. It allows developers to make arrays, objects, and also events into an observable stream,which can then be subscribed to and can emit data, errors (if something goes wrong) or even the complete signal if the event completes.
With the few number of resources available online, learning this technology has become a pain. You have to search for many different blogs that do not provide the complete information or very vague articles and manifestos that cover reactive programming, but not ReactiveX. This is why we created the complete Reactive and ReactiveX course, to help you learn everything you need to know about Reactive Programming and ReactiveX API in one place!
From the fundamentals of Reactive Programming and how it can help you customize your app for responsiveness to setting up the environment to even creating a complete project with ReactiveX,this tutorial has it all.
You will learn the Reactive programming paradigms, ReactiveX API and how you can incorporate it with JavaScript. You will also learn how to design observables from all sources possible, including creating them from scratch. We will also cover transforming and filtering functions and even how to combine two observations. Finally, you will design a WeatherFinder Project using everything you’ve learned in the course along with the instructor.
With so much left to learn, what are you waiting for? Let’s get ReACTIVE!
Course Content
- 8 section(s)
- 33 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Introduction
- Section 2 Intro To Reactive Programming
- Section 3 Creating Observables
- Section 4 Transforming & Filtering
- Section 5 Combining Observables
- Section 6 Extras
- Section 7 WeatherFinder Project
- Section 8 Course Summary
What You’ll Learn
- Learn Asynchronous Programming with Reactive X
- Learn to manipulate UI events and API responses
- Learn to program with JavaScript Reactive Extensions
- Master the core concepts of Reactive programming
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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GGeorge Sargent
I enjoyed working throught this course. I thought the course had a good pace. Unfortunately, the WeatherAPI for the final course is no longer available to hobbyists, but I was able to glean a-lot from the watching the process. Thanks for the course.
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YYuri Reis
I'ts not the latest version of RxJs, but the fundamentals can be learning through this course
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DDarryl Staflund
Good course so far -- I like it. The material is starting to become dated though -- for instance the initial setup instructions don't really work out of the box, and I find I have to continually wrap my operators in 'pipe()' to get it working. Also, I find the reliance on jQuery takes away from the flow of the lecture. But overall, I'm learning a lot and am happy with the course.
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JJaime Baum
I think it's a good course overall, but it needs an updated version, for one, cause wunderground does not allow api access any longer and the newer versions of npm, webpack and babel cause all sort of issues that take a lot of sweat to straighten out. Apart from that it would certain be more beneficial to skip a bit on presentation and delve instead a bit deeper into the why of things for a more thorough learning experience for the students.
