Thomas Nield
Thomas Nield
Hmmm... interesting. Do you think that a fork will be the easiest approach? My intuition and research suggests that RxKotlin with a coroutine implementation may take a drastically different route...
Alright cool, let me know what you find and we will compare notes as we get some progress.
I have a POC in the works here. Need to figure out how to implement backpressure and cancellation https://github.com/thomasnield/rxkotlin-poc
So I talked to a number of folks to get an idea how hard it would be to make an RxKotlin implementation that would work on the JVM, JS, and...
New article about this by @akarnokd https://akarnokd.blogspot.hu/2017/09/rewriting-rxjava-with-kotlin-coroutines.html
For the record, Jake Wharton has been doing a lot more experimentation on this front. It seems multi-platform efforts would be better directed there: https://github.com/JakeWharton/Reagent/
Hi all, thanks for reporting the issue. I've been crazy busy these days and I'll try to get back to the Rx libraries I own soon.
I kept looking for a timeline for this, did they announce any?
It looks like this is available as an experimental feature in Kotlin 1.3. Here is how to activate it: https://discuss.kotlinlang.org/t/new-type-inference-in-kotlin-1-3-0-rc-190/9914/2
I think I reversed the order for that reason that passing one nameless parameter attached to the `onSuccess()`. Now if this isn't the case anymore, it needs to be investigated...