Get Started Developing with the Reactive ExtensionsInstallation information for: Reactive Extensions for .NET (Rx .NET)The core interfaces for the Reactive Extensions, IObservable<T> and IObserver<T>, ship as part of .NET Framework 4 and on Windows Phone 7. For earlier versions of the .NET Framework and Silverlight, these interfaces are defined in the System.Reactive assembly which ships as part of the Reactive Extensions.
Discontinued target platformsPer the release of version 1.0.10605.1 (2011-06-05) the following target platforms are no longer supported:
Notes for Windows Phone 7Windows Phone 7 ships with a version of the Reactive Extensions baked into the ROM of the device. For more information, see Reactive Extensions for .NET Overview for Windows Phone. The built-in version of the Reactive Extensions can be found in the Microsoft.Phone.Reactive Namespace. This release contains an improved and extended version of the Reactive Extensions targeting Windows Phone 7. This implementation resides in the System.Reactive namespace in order to prevent possible conflicts with the built-in libraries. This release does not replace the version in the ROM, but lives side-by-side with the existing ROM version of the library. Rx for JavaScriptThe Reactive Extensions for JavaScript (RxJS) brings the power of reactive programming to JavaScript. It enables to use of Rx operators in JavaScript, and it does this in a download size of less than 7KB (using GZip compression). RxJS provides easy-to-use conversions from existing DOM, XmlHttpRequest (AJAX), and jQuery events to Rx push-collections, allowing users to seamlessly plug Rx into their existing JavaScript-based web sites.
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