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1. Introduction to Reactive Programming
2. Core Concepts of RxJS
3. Creating Observables
4. Managing Subscriptions and Memory
5. Transformation Operators
6. Filtering Operators
7. Combination Operators
8. Error Handling Operators
9. Utility Operators
10. Higher-Order Observables
11. Subjects and Multicasting
12. Schedulers
13. Practical Patterns and Use Cases
14. Testing RxJS Code
15. Advanced Topics
Core Concepts of RxJS
The Observable
Definition and Purpose
Anatomy of an Observable
Producer Function
Observer Argument
Observable Execution
Lazy Execution
Subscription Triggers Execution
Multiple Subscriptions
Cold vs. Hot Observables
Cold Observable Characteristics
Hot Observable Characteristics
Converting Cold to Hot
Converting Hot to Cold
The Observer
Definition and Purpose
The Observer Interface
next Handler
error Handler
complete Handler
Partial Observers
Creating Observers with Subset of Handlers
The Subscription
The Link Between Observable and Observer
Managing Execution and Resources
The unsubscribe Method
The Subscription Object
Adding Child Subscriptions
Removing Child Subscriptions
Chaining Subscriptions
Operators
Definition and Purpose
Pure Functions for Streams
Pipeable Operators
Chaining Operators
Operator Precedence
The pipe Method
Syntax and Usage
Composing Multiple Operators
Subjects
Hybrid of Observable and Observer
Multicasting Capabilities
Sharing Execution Among Subscribers
Manual Value Emission
Schedulers
Controlling Execution Context
Managing Concurrency
Scheduling Tasks
Timing Control
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