Start of the RxSwift v1.0 Errata thread!
Not sure where I should post this comment…
I was at the conference this year and I got the RxSwift book. I am trying to dive into it but I cant seem to find the source code for the tutorials.
Some people reported the link didn’t work on the day after the conference, but now should be okay - are you still experiencing this problem?
Page 118: shareReply → shareReplay
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Typing in the url : www.raywenderlich.com/store/rxswift/source-code
does not bring me to the source code. It brings me to ios 5 by tutorials.
the link is wrong in the book, the actual url is : https://www.raywenderlich.com/store/rxswift/rxswift-source-code
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Thanks, we’ll have to fix that before releasing officially the hard cover /cc @crispy8888
Page 66:
- … using the convenience operator for on(.completed()) …
I believe this should be on(.completed)
yup, we’ll fix that typo in the next edition, thanks!
Chapter 4, Challenge source code: no need to subscribe for the next event in the challenge source code, since the alert observable never emits next - just completes when the user presses the button.
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Thank you! I was going a bit crazy…
Page 78
Paragraph starts
You’ll start by adding a Variable<UIImage>
but the code below shows
Variable<[UIImage]>([])
I think the paragraph is wrong
Why is [weak self] used on Page 79 vs [unowned self]?
page 106
onNext is Nothing
First line of Page 64.
“In a similar fashion to the subscribe operators, on(.next(_
is how you add a”
is missing ‘)’.
Page 70.
2. Add two elements onto the subject.
“two” has to be “three”
Simple typo on p. 60: “Use Xode’s autocompletion” should be “Xcode’s”.
Page 223: Am I crazy or should elementsPerSecond be named secondsPerElement?
I see the Chapter 4, challenge source code solution is subscribing for onNext which should rightfully be for onCompleted, which is missing.