People are always asking me for documents or explanations of dynamic data. However as an open source developer and active family man who works in a high pressure environment, the maintenance and development of my open source projects leaves me with no time to even consider documents.
Thinking about it, why do people always ask for documents. We are developers and we can write and analyse code better than we can produce documents (well most of us anyway). That is why I have created this project, with the aim to:
The dynamic data chat room is a sub channel the Reactive Inc slack channel. It is an invite only forum so if you want an invite send me a message @ roland_pheasant@hotmail.com. If you would like me to produce an example to help with a particular problem, feel free to contact me on slack to discuss it further.
All these examples have working unit tests which allows for debugging and experimentation
Real world examples of Dynamic DataI have created several Dynamic Data in action projects which illustrates the usage of dynamic data. I encourage people who want to see these real world examples to take a look at the following projects to see the capabilities of Dynamic Data.
Include are:
Dynamic Trader which is an example of how Dynamic Data can handle fast moving high throughput trading data with. It illustrates some of the core operators of dynamic data and how a single data source can be shared and shaped in various ways. It also includes an example of how it can be integrated with ReactiveUI.
TailBlazer is a popular file tail utility which is an example of Rx and Dynamic Data and I consider to be a celebration of reactive programming. It is an advanced example of how to achieve high performance and how to lean on Rx and Dynamic Data to produce a slick and response user interface.
DynamicData Samplz where I started to do some visual examples but abandoned the project because I decided that the snippets project would be a better means of providing quick to produce examples. However there are still several good examples so well worth taking a look.
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