You are right, it’s the observer pattern, but all the flux frameworks are using something similar to it. The difference here is that you can observe the store itself, and it emits events for any update, no matter how deep is in the data tree. Traditional flux frameworks doesn’t have a eventful store, so they need a dispatcher to know when to re…

Hot vs Cold Observables

TL;DR: You want a HOT observable when you don’t want to create your producer over and over again.

COLD is when your observable creates the producer

iOS: Reactive generic Segue vol 2

In one of my last article I was trying to create generic class to abstract navigation logic in the iOS apps.

Now I want to go further and to create real Observer unit instead of using AnyObserver

RX Progress

Recently I needed to upload some files to a server. I needed to have a progress reported and wanted to make it in a clean RX manner. I explored a few options on how to implement this. The user sprynmr seemed to have encountered the same issue as I. The suggest approach can be found here

Entitas vs. FRP

Kind of close, but still so different.

In previous post I compared Entitas with MVC & MVVM. I feel chatty today so why not add another buzz wordy abbreviation into the mix.

Reactive Programming with RxJS

In the past 6 months I spent quite few time trying to understand Reactive Programming and how it could help me on my daily job.
 So I’d like to share in this post a quick example made with RxJS just to show you how Reactive Programming could help when you are handling…