Add Reactive Programming section and RxPY#623
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Why this framework/library/software/resource is awesome?
RxPY is pretty sweet. You get all the benefits of reactive programming in Python, namely:
In short, it gives you the ability to program in a declarative style utilizing composition, as opposed to an imperative style utilizing inheritance.
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