RxJS Top Ten - Code This, Not That

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[Fireship]

RxJS has really helped me level-up as a JS dev, but I always feel like there's more to learn. BTW, I used zero-config webpack and plain JS to run the code. Source code is in the video description.

[troythompson]

Been working with RXJS for years. This video just covered hundreds of pages of documentation. Thanks Jeff!

[majid]

If there would be a nobel prize for teaching dev stuff in an easy way this guy should get it!
Thanks jeff :)

[realchrishawkes]

This is awesome, thank you for sharing!

[patrickmullot]

Easy peasy! I love RxJS, so powerful! You can do really amazing stuff with it, but the most interesting part is the intellectual challenge it puts you through!

[SondreSrbye]

I didn't fully understand RxJS before this. Thx a lot

[bennakaska]

Excellent way to simply the complex with examples on when developers may want to use different parts of rxjs

[deyanshotev]

I've never learned so many things for 15 mins in my development carrier.
Insane!
Thank you!

[g-luu]

i've been working with Rx for sometime now and i have to admit that plumber example was GOLD, it all makes sense now. Thank you.

[ImperiumLibertas]

Jeff back at it again with the amazing tutorials! You have answered so many of my questions. I am always sure to share your videos with my co-workers. You have a gift for demonstrating complex concepts in bite sized clips..

[NavedRasul]

I find Fireship tutorials to be intuitively graspable. This one is, in particular, very well formed and effectively elaborated. Well done guys! 👍

[georgiyzhuravlev]

Great video, thanks! There are tons of RxJS operators out there and some of them (besides most commonly used shown in this video) are still confusing. Or maybe unnecessary (which is not very likely :) Very interesting topic, please go on!

[alexkrauchi]

It is insane how much you're able to break down complex topics to the essentials. Awesome, thx!

[narcodico]

You've pretty much covered the basics of rxjs. For newcomers to rx some more details regarding why only the first subscription emits when using share() and why not the second sub also, would have been welcomed I guess :) I would personally love to see this very same approach but for rxdart. Maybe have this series go toe by toe with a dart version. You could also create some rx videos that go in depth on related operators (eg: switchMap, mergeMap, concatMap and exhaustMap) with similarities and differences between them. This might save a lot of people from misusing switchMap since it can cause some really bad side effects if not properly used. I think an advanced video on hot observables would be cool to see, especially for dart where things are different from js, especially when it comes to hot vs cold stream.

[ikezedev]

This is so I can understand cos I once set out a day to try my hands at all Rxjs operators, this video just saves you months of stress. Thanks Jeff

[dominikseljan]

Great video Jeff! I hope you make more of them for RxJS .

[divinedela]

Callback Hell Animation 0:45 ...I love it

[mawulijo]

Before I watch. I wanna say I'm glad rxjs is covered in this series. I just get confused at the numerous examples out there. Moment of truth.

[WolfrostWasTaken]

Hours and hours spent on the RxJS docs and I realize that I could have just waited for this video! ahah :D Please keep up the good work

[rezaasgary]

the best thing about your videoes is how fast you teach the subjects no boring amazing speed talk