An Observable is a collection that arrives over time. Observables can be used to model push-based data sources such as events, timer intervals, asynchronous requests, and animations. Observables can be transformed, combined, and consumed using array-like methods.
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- ObservableLike - TypeScript type.
- any-observable - Support any Observable library and polyfill.
- is-observable - Check if a value is an Observable.
- observable-to-promise - Convert an Observable to a Promise.
- stream-to-observable - Convert a Node.js stream into an Observable.
- symbol-observable -
Symbol.observableponyfill. - obsify - Observableify a callback-style function.
- localForage-observable - Observables for localForage.
These are libraries that harness the power of Observables, not necessarily spec compatible Observable implementations.
- Cycle.js - A functional and reactive JavaScript framework for cleaner code.
- The introduction to Reactive programming you've been missing - Reactive programming using Observables.
- Everywhereness as a foundation - Benefits of using Observables everywhere.
- Learning Observable By Building Observable (Updated 2021-07-08)
- Introducing the Observable - Egghead.io lesson.
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