Navigation section
bart de smet
About this tag
Bart De Smet is a software engineer on Erik Meijer's team at Microsoft Research, known for his work on Reactive Extensions (Rx), Interactive Extensions (Ix), and LINQ-related projects. Tagged content covers his deep dives into Rx 2.0 RC improvements including time management, error handling, and event subscription for WinRT, as well as Ix which adds LINQ to Objects query operators. He co-presented the Rx Workshop introducing reactive programming fundamentals and explained advanced Rx features like Join and GroupJoin. Other topics include MinLINQ, an implementation of LINQ to Objects using functional operators Ana, Bind, and Cata, and LINQ to Z3, which connects LINQ to the Z3 theorem prover. Bart De Smet is also associated with the RiSE research group.
-
Windows 7 Bart De Smet: Rx 2.0 RC - Time, Error Handling, SafeSubscribe and More | Going Deep
Bart De Smet is back and he's going to go deep into improvements made to Rx 2.0 RC (so, Rx 2.0 getting close to coming out of the oven!). As you'd expect, Bart and company have been very busy since Rx 2.0 Beta - lots of performance and reliability improvements and some heavy work in how Rx...- News
- Thread
- error handling event handling improvements interview interview length performance programming reactive extensions release candidate reliability rx 2.0 safesubscribe scheduling software development system.reactive tech discussion temporal operators time management winrt
- Replies: 0
- Forum: Live RSS Feeds
-
Windows 7 Bart De Smet: Interactive Extensions (Ix)
Link Removed introduces a set of additional LINQ to Objects query operators, based on the work done in the Link Removed I visited Rx/Ix developer Bart De Smet recently learn more about Ix. We also talk about the current status of Link Removed. As usual, Bart clearly explains what Ix is and why...- News
- Thread
- development dive interactive extensions libraries linq programming query operators whiteboarding
- Replies: 0
- Forum: Live RSS Feeds
-
Windows 7 Rx Workshop: Introduction
What is Reactive Extensions? What is reactive programming? How is it used in the real world? Welcome to the Rx Workshop! Rx developers (they design and implement Rx) Wes Dyer and Bart De Smet will guide you through a series of sessions that will get you up to speed with Rx fundamentals rather...- News
- Thread
- development fundamentals programming reactive reactive extensions real world rx workshop sessions wes dyer
- Replies: 0
- Forum: Live RSS Feeds
-
Windows 7 Programming Streams of Coincidence with Join and GroupJoin for Rx
Rx team members and programming super heroes Wes Dyer and Bart De Smet explain the latest powerful additions to Rx: Join and GroupJoin. Wes describes the approach they took to design and implement this reliable approach to programming streams of coincindence with Rx. All of the time is spent at...- News
- Thread
- coincidence development groupjoin javascript join programming streaming wes dyer
- Replies: 0
- Forum: Live RSS Feeds
-
Windows 7 Bart De Smet: MinLINQ - The Essence of LINQ
As you must know by now, Erk Meijer and team spend time thinking about and discovering the Essence in things. One year ago today, Link Removed, MinLINQ, the essence of LINQ. "Hey Bart, what is MinLINQ, exactly?" "MinLINQ is an implementation of the LINQ to Objects Standard Query Operators...- News
- Thread
- ana bindings cata development erk meijer essence functional ienumerable implementation iobservable linq minlinq operator programming query software
- Replies: 0
- Forum: Live RSS Feeds
-
Windows 7 Bart De Smet: LINQ to Z3
Bart De Smet is one of the highly talented software engineers on Erik Meijer's team and the chief architect of the LINQ to Anything dream. You should watch his Link Removed on this topic.As you learned on Channel 9 Live's PDC10 conversation with Link Removed, Link Removed (the fastest in the...- News
- Thread
- api architecture channel 9 constraints engineering episode erik meijer libraries linq pdc10 programming software static typing syntax technology theorem
- Replies: 0
- Forum: Live RSS Feeds
-
Windows 7 Developers: Rise to the Challenge at RiSE4fun.com
If you've spent any time on C9 over the years, then you've probably met some of the people from the RiSE team in Link Removed and are familiar with at least some of the great technologies they've developed. RiSE, which stands for Research in Software Engineering, is a rock star research group...- News
- Thread
- algorithms browser complexity concurrency developers engineering erik meijer innovation learning linq programming project research revision rise science software technology
- Replies: 0
- Forum: Live RSS Feeds