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Program reactively with RxJS: observables, operators, subjects, higher-order mapping, and subscription management. Use for event streams, async orchestration, and complex data flows.

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# RxJS Pro

A practical guide to RxJS: thinking in **observables** — streams of values over time — with the operator toolkit (map/filter/scan, flattening strategies, combination, error handling) and the subscription discipline that prevents leaks.

## Overview

RxJS models async as streams: user events, HTTP responses, timers, websockets — all observables you compose with operators instead of nesting callbacks or chaining promises imperatively. The power is in **composition and cancellation**: `switchMap` cancels stale requests automatically; `debounceTime` + `distinctUntilChanged` build search-as-you-type in three operators; `combineLatest` merges streams declaratively.

## When to use

- Search-as-you-type, autocomplete, typeahead.
- Websocket streams, live data, polling with backoff.
- Complex async orchestration (dependent requests, race conditions, cancellation).
- Angular apps (RxJS is idiomatic there: HttpClient, forms, router events).