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Threading recipes: the many ways of spawning background works in Silverlight

2 comments / posted by Andrea Boschin on May 18, 2011 (more than a year ago)

Tags: threading , concurrency , marshling , backgroundworker , timers , reactive-extensions , andrea-boschin

People often think at Silverlight like a beautiful toolset useful to create amazing interfaces on the web. Since it is true for sure that it does not exists a similar toolset that join power and simplicity like Silverlight does, it's already true that under the cover of the user interface it beats a tiger heart that is capable of features that are typically reserved to desktop frameworks. As an ex ...
Using Reactive Extensions in Silverlight – part 2 – Web Services

4 comments / posted by Pencho Popadiyn on Mar 16, 2010 (more than a year ago)

Tags: reactive-extensions , linq-to-events , pencho-popadiyn

This article is compatible with the latest version of Silverlight. This is part 2 of the series “Reactive Extensions in Silverlight”. 1. Introduction In the first part of the article, I tried to describe what is RX Framework and what can be done with it. One thing I’ve missed to mention was how RX could be used for asynchronous service calls. Namely, this is the accent in the second part of the ar ...

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Using Reactive Extensions to smooth compass data in Windows Phone

0 comments / posted by Silverlight Show on May 07, 2012 (4 months ago)

Tags: windows-phone , reactive-extensions

Read original post at Factor Mystic The challenge is to take the raw compass heading data, and smooth it out over time so the UI element this data is bound to (such as an arrow) won't be jittery. You can see this jitter in the SDK example for the Compass: the CurrentValueChanged event handler is fired every 20ms and jitters within the error margin for the hardware. Our task is to smooth out these ...
Using Reactive Extensions for Streaming Data from Database

0 comments / posted by Silverlight Show on Apr 04, 2012 (5 months ago)

Tags: reactive-extensions , giorgi-dalakishvili

Read original post at Giorgi Dalakishvili's Blog You have probably heard about Reactive Extensions, a library from Microsoft that greatly simplifies working with asynchronous data streams and allows to query them with Linq operators. There are many different scenarios where using rx results in a much more simple and flexible code. This post demonstrates how to use reactive extensions for loading d ...

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