I have been working in RxJS technologies for a couple of years now, and your site has the visual pizzazz / style I'd want to use to illustrate the coolness of Rx. I feel it's a kind of algebra of operations that constitute a new norm in computing.. Especially with today's mix of sync and async technologies, an abstraction over them that lets you use operators without concern for timing of arrival is really the cat's meow. I wouldn't even approach teaching Rx without visual aids like yours, which really shows a level of care and polish in its production.

I thought I'd mention that I looked for a LICENSE file to see under what terms people can use your content. Please let me know!

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Thanks.

Hello Cédric

Thank you for this effort. This has been an invaluable learning tool for me. And I really appreciate the aesthetics you have produced for the project.

Okay, now my request.

By default, throttleTime operator has the config set to {leading: true, trailing: false}

And this is what the animation in your project explains.

It would be helpful if you could also provide an animation with {leading: false, trailing: true} config. The original documentation mentions it, but does not do a great job at explaining.

Speaking about documentation, is your project mentioned in the original documentation. If not, I think, it should be.

Thanks.

i want edit some opreators for reactive.how