Learning how to build and manage asynchronous programs is perhaps the most critical part of becoming a productive JavaScript programmer. Unlike most programming languages, JavaScript is single-threaded. As a result, JavaScript programs must use async APIs to stay responsive to user input while performing long-running tasks like server requests and animations. This course, Asynchronous Programming in JavaScript (with Rx.js Observables), will show you how it is possible to build most asynchronous programs using a handful of simple functions. You’ll learn why most JavaScript developers approach asynchronous programming the wrong way, and how to avoid these common mistakes. By the end of this course, you will know the tools, concepts, and libraries required to be an asynchronous programming ninja.
Author Name: Jafar Husain
Author Description:
Jafar Husain is the Cross-Team Technical Lead for the Netflix UI’s. He is the architect of Netflix’s UI data platform, and specializes in building reactive, event-driven systems. He has trained hundreds of developers to build event-driven systems in JS. He is the Netflix representative on the JavaScript standards committee and is actively working to evolve JavaScript.

Table of Contents

• Building Blocks
  33mins
• Observables
  107mins
• Creating Array Functions
  102mins
• Creating Trees
  55mins
• Handling Events with Observables
  76mins
• Handling HTTP Requests with Observables
  108mins
• Observable in Depth
  95mins