Recently I noticed a small bug in my code which uses Reactive Extensions. I was subscribing to Timer but I never disposed my subscription. This resulted in a memory leak.
I am currently following a class about Design Patterns and was wondering whether an EventListener is an Observable?
Hello there\' I\'ve tried out one of the 101 Rx examples: static IEnumerable<int> GenerateAlternatingFastAndSlowEvents()
I\'m new to Fluent NHibernate but was drawn by the Automapping and otherwise great featureset of the platform.I\'m having trouble with getting an ObservableCollection setup, I\'ve scoured the web and
I have implemented an Observable class that stores a list all the observers. Should this list contain weak references to the observers for preventing memory leaks?
Im wondering if someone might be able to help me with something that i think it fairly straight forward:
I am beginning with mockito and wondering how to fake adding an observer. I want to write a test that ensures that the observer count has increased after a function call.
I\'ve been playing around with the Reactive Extensions (RX) in Windows Phone 7 and am very close to a working solution but got caught up on one small detail. I am trying to process the raw touch event
I am trying to understand the concept of ObservableList and Realms. I have tried to create an instance of an ObservableList like this:
I\'m working on an ASP.Net MVC application. My action is returning a view with a model that is an array of objects (a class with properties like Name, ID, IsViewable).
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