Ro – Reactive Programming for Go
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- #Reactive Programming
- #Event-Driven
- #Go
- A Go implementation of the ReactiveX spec for Reactive Programming.
- Reactive Programming simplifies event-driven and asynchronous applications by handling data streams declaratively.
- Comparison between samber/lo (for in-memory objects) and samber/ro (for event-driven, asynchronous streams).
- samber/ro focuses on infinite data streams with push-based flow control.
- Example usage of ro.Pipe with Filter and Map operators to process and print even numbers.
- The ro library provides various operators for creation, transformation, filtering, error handling, and more.
- Includes a rich ecosystem of plugins for different use cases like HTTP, I/O, logging, and validation.
- Documentation and examples available for getting started and advanced usage.
- Encourages contributions via forking, fixing issues, or requesting new features.
- Licensed under MIT, with an Enterprise Edition under a custom license.