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Author: Florent Pillet, Junior Bontognali, Marin Todorov, Scott Gardner

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Learn reactive programming in Swift with RxSwift! The popularity of reactive programming continues to grow on an ever-increasing number of platforms and languages. Rx lets developers easily and quickly build apps with code that can be understood by other Rx developers — even over different platforms. Not only will you learn how to use the RxSwift port to create complex reactive applications on iOS, you’ll also see how to easily solve common application design issues by using RxSwift. Finally, you’ll discover how to exercise full control over the library and leverage the full power of reactive programming in your apps. Who This Book Is For This book is for iOS developers who already feel comfortable with iOS and Swift, and want to dive deep into development with RxSwift. Topics Covered in RxSwift Getting Started: Get an introduction to the reactive programming paradigm, learn the terminology involved and see how to begin using RxSwift in your projects. Event Management: Learn how to handle asynchronous event sequences via two key concepts in Rx — Observables and Observers. Being Selective: See how to work with various events using concepts such as filtering, transforming, combining, and time operators. UI Development: RxSwift makes it easy to work with the UI of your apps using RxCocoa, which provides an integration of both UIKit and Cocoa. Intermediate Topics: Level up your RxSwift knowledge with chapters on reactive networking, multi-threading, and error handling. Advanced Topics: Round out your RxSwift education by learning about MVVM app architecture, scene-based navigation, and exposing data via services. And much, much more!

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【One-Line Pitch】 Learn reactive programming in Swift with RxSwift! The popularity of reactive programming continues to grow on an eve… 【Book Arc】 - **Opening (~0%–12%)**: The popularity of reactive programming continues to grow on an ever-increasing number of platforms and languages.; 42 Chapter 2: Observables ..................................................... - **Early (~12%–35%)**: e.rx.orientation produces either a .landscape or .portrait value, Rx will apply couple of operators to that emitted piece of data.; If you want to create an observable array, you can simply pass an array to of. - **Middle (~35%–65%)**: ard) gets through because skipWhile is no longer skipping.; If imageCache contains a number with the same value, you assume the image is not unique and discard it by returning false. - **Late (~65%–88%)**: the combined observable is the return type of the closure.; • Download events and show a count for each category. - **Ending (~88%–100%)**: ve completed the setup by building the project;; atly simplifies data flow in the app so you won't cover bi- directional bindings in this book. 【Key Takeaways】 - **The popularity of reac…** (Opening): The popularity of reactive programming continues to grow on an ever-increasing number of platforms and languages. - **42 Chapter 2** (Opening): 42 Chapter 2: Observables ..................................................... - **You are going to have…** (Opening): You are going to have a look at what kinds of asynchronous programming problems RxSwift addresses, and what kind of solutions it offers. - **e.rx.orientation produ…** (Early): e.rx.orientation produces either a .landscape or .portrait value, Rx will apply couple of operators to that emitted piece of data. - **If you want to create…** (Early): If you want to create an observable array, you can simply pass an array to of. - **No other elements have…** (Early): No other elements have been added to the subject, so it replays the initial value to the subscriber. 【Reading Tips】 - Use Passage locations below to jump into the text and set reading anchors - If this is a brief outline, click Regenerate (top right) for a synthesized guide 【Coverage Limits】 Compressed outline without the model (~33 index chunks). Full structured guide needs AI available.
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ft - Reactive Programming with Swift Chapter 2: Observables That’s because the of operator takes a variadic parameter of the type inferred by the elements pa...
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shing the photos controller, you add a single subscription. Since this is the only subscription, this must be the offender! Take a look at the code to see ho...
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ver change. What about when the next iOS version comes out? Can you guarantee that the logic behind grant-acecss-alert-box will not change? Probably you can’...
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en you pull down the table view: the refresh control never disappears, even if your app has finished fetching data from the API. To hide it when you’ve finis...
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subscribes to closedEvents and will complete along with it. It relays all events emitted by the first, and then the second observable. If either of those err...
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e inferred the literal value to be of the appropriate type. It is notable that the first value is emitted at the specified duration after a subscriber starts...
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ive Programming with Swift Chapter 13: Intermediate RxCocoa observable and create an intermediate one, right after the spot where you declare searchInput: le...
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Publisher: Razeware LLC
Publish Year: 2017
Language: English
Pages: 398
File Format: PDF
File Size: 24.5 MB
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