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- Asynchronous and event-based – As reflected in the title, the bread and butter of Rx’s mission statement is to simplify those programming models. Everyone knows what stuck user interfaces look like, both on the Windows platform and on the web. And with the cloud around the corner, asynchrony becomes quintessential. Low-level technologies like .NET events, the asynchronous pattern, tasks, AJAX, etc. are often too hard. Composition – Combining asynchronous computations today is way too hard. It involves a lot of plumbing code that has little to nothing to do with the problem being solved. In particular, the data flow of the operations involved in the problem is not clear at all, and code gets spread out throughout event handlers, asynchronous callback procedures, and whatnot. Observable collections – By looking at asynchronous computations as data sources, we can leverage the active knowledge of LINQ’s programming model. That’s right: your mouse is a database of mouse moves and clicks. In the world of Rx, such asynchronous data sources are composed using various combinators in the LINQ sense, allowing things like filters, projections, joins, time-based operations, etc.