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Moving rxscala.github.io to reactivex.io #39
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@samuelgruetter Thank you for making this available, I'll look into integrating this on the website. |
Cool! Btw there are already one or several examples for each operator in RxScalaDemo. Once the build infrastructure works, we can start moving them to src/examples/reactivex/getting-started. |
I've moved the content to the reactivex.io/rxscala; see #41. |
Nice :) |
Nice, thank you @GeorgiKhomeriki. I'll open a new issue for the comparison table. |
About a year ago, I made a small website for RxScala (http://rxscala.github.io/). Now that there is one central http://reactivex.io/, it would be good to move the contents of http://rxscala.github.io/ to http://reactivex.io/.
Currently, http://rxscala.github.io/ contains the following:
The markdown source for the general info is page is here.
The scaladoc can be obtained by running
./gradlew scaladoc
in the RxJava repository, or by copying this folder.The comparison table is auto-generated by the
printMarkdownCorrespondenceTable
method in CompletenessTest.scala, and the generated markdown of the most recent version (0.20.4) is here.I'm not a web designer at all, and I'm opening this issue hoping that a web wizard (such as @GeorgiKhomeriki or @staltz) will take care of this ;-)
Of course I'm available for answering any RxScala specific questions, or questions on the http://rxscala.github.io/ website.
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