I’ve been actively following and using the work of the Reactive Extensions (Rx) team from early on, as Rx is truly a unique library for working with events.
NOTE: This post is kept here for historic reference, but since .NET Core arrived with it’s in-process hosting model the below is obsolete
Recently I was considering the technology to use for the GUI of a windows desktop client application I’m working on in my spare time.
For a new project, we decided to model and implement the business processes of our customers using Windows Workflow Foundation 4.
To do this we use a single workflow definition in the form of a workflow service host (.
