Typescript: declaration vs assertion
If you "need" to use as any always know it's a code smell. What's more, I think the keyword as has been used too many times in a code I've seen. I think this is because Typescript developers I have worked with
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The learning materials list for RxSwift
Reactive programming is awesome and really makes complex I/O stuff simple. However, FRP is totally different approach how you look at the events and programming. Such a change in thinking requires good quality materials which can make the learning process simpler and quicker. Here’s the list of materials
Memory management in RxSwift - DisposeBag
RxCaseStudy: Default value after a countdown
RxSwift: Reactive Programming with Swift - The book review
How to handle errors in RxSwift
RxTest - How to test the Observable in Swift
Presenting the UIAlertController with RxSwift
RxSwift
The learning materials list for RxSwift
Reactive programming is awesome and really makes complex I/O stuff simple. However, FRP is totally different approach how you look at the events and programming. Such a change in thinking requires good quality materials which can make the learning process simpler and quicker. Here’s the list of materials
Memory management in RxSwift - DisposeBag
RxCaseStudy: Default value after a countdown
RxSwift: Reactive Programming with Swift - The book review
How to handle errors in RxSwift
RxTest - How to test the Observable in Swift
Presenting the UIAlertController with RxSwift
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RxTest - How to test the Observable in Swift
Few articles earlier I showed you how you can wrap presentation of UIAlertController with the Observable. Despite there weren’t any tests in the sample project, I’ve written the whole sample in TDD. I didn’t upload test files for the last time because I didn’t want to
Write snapshot tests!
I can be whatever you want - Mocks and stubs
Choose your unit test tool! - Specta
