Most of the delegate protocols in the UIKit library already have reactive methods designed to convert the delegate into Observables. …

I have committed a new repository as an example of using Rx to implement the VIPER architecture. …

Most of my articles have been very code heavy but for this one I want to take time to discuss a bit about the process of developing a program, with the goal of documenting some of the non-code processes involved in creating an application. …

In part 1 of this series we took one of Apple’s sample apps and added RxSwift to it. In doing so, we replaced all the IBActions, Delegates, Notifications, and KVO calls with their RxSwift counterparts. However, we didn’t really change the semantics of the code, it’s still just as imperative…

So you have recently learned about RxSwift and RxCocoa. You have read some tutorials and maybe even a book or two. You have a program already in existence or maybe you are starting a new app but you can’t afford to do too much experimentation. …

With most types that have a flatMap method (for example Array and Optional) there is no time element involved and thus there is only one way to flatten them, but RxSwift’s Observable type has a time element which gives us more possibilities on how to flatten a group of them…

I was recently asked to help with creating a system that would reauthorize a user when a 401 was encountered during a network request. After reauthorizing the user, it should retry the request with the new token. …

Several operators exist to combine multiple observables into one. This document shows the basics of the various combining operators and shows some more advanced recipes using them. Combine Latest The combineLatest operator is used whenever you have two or more observables emitting values, and you want access to the latest value emitted…

Below is code that many of us have written. Some of us might have an example of this code in more than one place in an app. There is probably even an Apple example that looks very much like it. This code might be found in a profile edit…