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RX and INotifyPropertyChanged

Matthew Adams By Matthew Adams Co-Founder
RX and INotifyPropertyChanged

Richard Szalay has a great blog post which allows you to use the Reactive Extensions IObservable pattern to subscribe to INotifyPropertyChanged implementers.

However, the syntax is still a little bit clumsy.

By adding a few extra helpers to the class we can go from this:

To this

Here's my slightly modified code.

Why should you layer your APIs like this? Read on here...

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Matthew Adams

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Matthew Adams

Matthew was CTO of a venture-backed technology start-up in the UK & US for 10 years, and is now the co-founder of endjin, which provides technology strategy, experience and development services to its customers who are seeking to take advantage of Microsoft Azure and the Cloud.