f# - Event and Observable in FSharp -

Is it equivalent to doing this job

• On this
• Or with an overview on an event's property

  seems functionally similar, and I think the difference is 'meaning':

  • Are we considering this as an inactive source, from which a stream has come to us

    Is this the right thinking? The main difference between < incident and observable is how do they handle the state and the United Nations?

    subscription

    • The Events function are attached to the source event and you do not give a way to unsubscribe. If you use stateless combinations (such as Event.scan ) and then attach many supervisors to the resultant event, they all will see the same status.

    • Inspectable function creates the "specification" of the processing pipeline when you attach a handler to the IObservable value , You can get a IDisposable back which can be used to remove all the handlers, each handler connected to IObservable will receive a new state ( Because making a new processing series according to the runtime "specification" ).

      In practice, the main difference is in statfullness - if you want to share the state, you can use the Event module - It is possible to implement it by using Observable but difficult.

      If you are using Events inside async , you should use Observable and AwaitObservable ( Built-in ), because the event combination will leak memory - this will attach the event handlers that are never deleted.