Hi,
Thanks for the detailed response. Some follow up questions.
I saw lot of tutorials explaining, how we can handle complex event logics. For eg. filtering the clicks, and then, map on to that, etc… Those all are very fantastic. But, for that, we need to first create observable from event, right?
But, when you come to React, you have to use the event handlers directly. So, in this scenario, how can I make it as an Observable?
A simple scenario will be, let’s say, I want to create an autocomplete, and then, I need to create an observable from the keyup event of the textbox. If I pass it as a function, and then use the redux-observable, it is at a later stage. Still, I am not able to do some filtering at the event level itself. How can I handle this scenario in React with RxJS?
Hope my question is clear.