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Published inJan 2018
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Vikash Sharma
Vikash Sharma
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Vikash Sharma

Vikash Sharma is a software developer and open source technology evangelist. He tries to keep things simple, which helps him write clean and manageable code. He has invested a large amount of time learning and implementing Scala code, and he has authored video courses for Scala. He works as a developer at SAP Labs.
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This chapter introduced us to the notion of reactive programming. We understood the concept of Observable events and reacting to them. This gave us an essence of what reactive programming is. After that, we went through reactive extensions and explored the API a bit. We saw how we can create Observables and subscribe to them. Finally, we looked at   an example that explained the way we can compose Observables using some operators available to us.

In next chapter, we'll cover one of the most important topics, that is, testing our programs. We'll go through the much talked about nowadays development model, that is, test-driven development (TDD). We'll start by answering the why and what of TDD and then understand the toolkits available in Scala for testing.

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Published in: Jan 2018Publisher: PacktISBN-13: 9781788392822

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Vikash Sharma

Vikash Sharma is a software developer and open source technology evangelist. He tries to keep things simple, which helps him write clean and manageable code. He has invested a large amount of time learning and implementing Scala code, and he has authored video courses for Scala. He works as a developer at SAP Labs.
Read more about Vikash Sharma