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I want to try ReactiveUI however Rx installation package doesn't contain ReactiveUI. I guess that ReactiveUI is in some standalone installation package, but I was not able to find it. Can anybody share with information whether or not ReactiveUI is supported by Microsoft anymore? And if yes please give me a link to ReactiveUI library.

Thank you in advance!

UPD: I've found a sample application on http://www.reactiveui.net/. It contains ReactiveUI dlls, but I want to get official ReactiveUI build.

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ReactiveUI is not a Microsoft project - the best way to get official binaries for ReactiveUI is via the NuGet package, which will also pull in the correct version of the Reactive Extensions.

Ana Betts
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If you go to the website you mention http://www.reactiveui.net/, there is a 'download' button at the bottom. This gives you both a sample application and the ReactiveUI libraries.

You can find the dlls you mention under ReactiveUI 2.2.0.0 Sample\ReactiveUI.Sample\ReactiveUI.Sample\bin\Debug\

Or, of course, grab the source from their github and compile them yourself.

P.S. I found all of that with no prior knowledge of this library. Maybe this was more of a quesion for Google, not this site?

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  • It's not exactly that I'm looking for. These libraries are included to sample, however I'm looking for official build. – Disposer Apr 17 '12 at 09:04
  • What makes them not an official build? They have correct version numbers and other metadata. Looks like an official build to me. – Alexander R Apr 17 '12 at 09:25
  • Yes, but I'm not sure if Microsoft releases new build it will be updated in this sample – Disposer Apr 17 '12 at 09:39
  • Microsoft? While Rx is a Microsoft research project, I'm not sure they maintain ReactiveUI; it looks to be third party. Either way, if you're desperate for the latest source then just compile it yourself! – Alexander R Apr 17 '12 at 09:48
  • @AlexanderR It is third-party - Paul Betts made it. Rx itself is no longer a research project hosted in DevLabs - it's had a full official release, and v2.0 is in beta now. – Richard Anthony Hein Apr 17 '12 at 18:20
  • Don't look at the current sample for current best-practices, it's hella old. I'm working on a new one for RxUI 3.0 – Ana Betts Apr 18 '12 at 23:27