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In the sample WPF ReactiveUI Application <https://reactiveui.net/docs/getting-started/>, one

Hi Sana, You didn't have the target framework version for the droid project set properly. I had

Hi Sana, I have tested your code on both real device and emulator from API 21 to 27. They all work

Hello, here is a simple example: https://github.com/ixmrm01/ReactiveUINavigate Martín On Sunday,

I'm new to the world of Reactive Extensions and I'm still trying to learn. I'm developing

Just... Wow... Okay I definitely have to stick to ReactiveUI, this is just beautiful and easy to

Dear list, Most samples I see using ReactiveUI are all about displaying all sorts of dynamic data. I

Dear All, I've noticed that the default behavior for reactiveui is to try to resolve the view

Hi, I have a collection and a property indicating how many items should be visible to the user (the

I was considering using the standard INotifyDataErrorInfo (following guidance using this article) and

​Thanks Matt, I will try it to write a seperate view model, Just to be sure, it is not possible to

Hi, we recently have implemented ReactiveUI 6.0 on our app, it was a hard migration because we where

I was wondering if there are any examples as to using ReactiveUI.Blend as I didn't find anything

I realize this is old but figured I'd post my experience :-) Here's a few SO posts I found

I have a TextBox and a Button for searching. When clicking the button, a search happens. I would like

You will need to write your own DebugLogger. The one in the Splat library gets compiled away since

Thanks, hadn't seen that! :-) On Sun, Jun 28, 2015 at 4:25 PM, Geoffrey Huntley <ghuntley@

1 - Give CaptureDealViewModel a public IObservable<string> Notifications {get;} This can be a

Bump. I'm trying to do something similar. In my case I've got a WinForms app (yeah, I know)

Could you please clarify which patch you're talking about?

In case someone else find the same problem, this is the way I worked around it, instead of using this

On Monday, March 9, 2015 at 12:47:17 AM UTC-5, Paul Betts wrote: Hey Mark, This is an annoying design

Hey Atle, Nope, that looks fine to me. You don't need the ObserveOns though. Best, Paul On Wed,

Hi Paul, CreateTruthSeriesAsync is only reading data and putting it in that PlotData class. Then,

How about like this? CreateSeries = ReactiveCommand.CreateAsyncTask(_ async => { SeriesCollection

Hey Brian, ObservableForProperty is internal plumbing, always use WhenAny / WhenAnyValue. Paul — Sent

Hi Thomas, Binding to “asynchronous properties” is kind of what XAML is good at. Your primary View

Hey Brian, ThrownExceptions doesn't catch exceptions thrown in Subscribe blocks (nothing does,

Alright this is crazy, tell me what I am doing wrong here, I have the following code (it is supposed

Upon updating my project to Xamarin Forms 1.3 from 1.2 I started getting an exception Method not