In the first of his two-parter blog about Rx extensions, Tim Greenfield demonstrates building a super simple Silverlight app that updates a ListBox with and without Rx and leaves you to be the judge of which is better.
If you haven’t heard of Reactive extensions (Rx) for .NET, it’s time to get familar. Rx is extremely cool and once you understand it, it will change the way you write client-side code forever. Instead of providing an overview of Rx, I’m going to urge readers to check out Pencho Popadiyn’s blog post, where he does a much better job of explaining it that I probably could.