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Aside from the obvious need of covering all operators, perhaps it would make them even more useful if there was an embedded Plunker/CodePen widget that demonstrates the functionality? Same point goes (and is likely even more relevant) for the RxJS docs.
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I'll see if I can make a start in the next week. But yeah, rxjs docs are
probably more needed for most - coming from .net I'm often double checking
if the slightly different operators behave as I expect!
On 7 Feb 2014 20:31, "Christopher Bennage" [email protected] wrote:
I'd love to see this for the RxJS docs. [image: 👍]
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Aside from the obvious need of covering all operators, perhaps it would make them even more useful if there was an embedded Plunker/CodePen widget that demonstrates the functionality? Same point goes (and is likely even more relevant) for the RxJS docs.
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