Reactive Programming in iOS with Combine

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Congratulations, you made it through a long list of Combine operators. Let's recap what we covered in this part of the course. Timing operators help you control the timing of when values are sent downstream. Scheduling operators let you schedule which thread or queue those values are delivered. And finally, sequence operators work on collections of values, and many of them work just like their counterparts in the Swift Standard Library. The conclusion of this part of the course. You've done it, you've reached the end. Let's recap what you learned in the course overall. In part one you learned about the Combine pipeline, and in particular, the end points. Publishers emit events that can include values of interest. Subscribers attach or subscribe to a publisher. And at that point, it can receive the values and events the publisher emits. And parts two through four, you learn the many, many types of items that can sit between publishers and subscribers, operators. Acting as both publishers and subscribers, operators can manipulate the data as it gets passed through the pipeline. There's a lot more about Combine that isn't in this course. Using Combine with networking, advanced back pressure management, futures, and custom publishers are all topics you can learn about with this foundation in hand. Where can you go to get that information? Our "Combine: Asynchronous Programming with Swift" is a great place to go to learn about the more advanced topics. Our Combine in the raywenderlich.com App video course is a great way to see Combine in a real-world app. Other resources include our SwiftUI video course, as well as our Testing in iOS video course. I hope you had a great time learning about Reactor programming in iOS with Combine. I've had a pleasure teaching you. Thanks, and see you around.