Reagent

Experiments for future reactive libraries.

Simpler asynchrony and concurrency primitives.

By leveraging the language and library coroutine support, the need for a custom lightweight job scheduler and executor as well as concurrency primitives can be largely eliminated. Maintenance costs for operators goes way down since imperative-looking code can be written.
One API for multiple platforms.

Use the same reactive API and implementation in crossplatform code as well as natively inside platform-specific code.

Polymorphic stream types.

Polymorphic types mean that just like how every List<T> and Set<T> is a Collection<T>, every Task<T> is just an Observable<T> with only a single element, etc.

               +---------------+
               |               |
               | Observable<T> |
               |               |
               +---------------+
                       ^
                       |
               +-------+-------+
               |               |
               |    Task<T>    |
               |               |
               +---------------+

FAQ

Should I use this?

No.

License

Copyright 2016 Jake Wharton

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JakeWharton/Reagent

Reagent

FAQ

Should I use this?

License