Bart De Smet on .NET 4's System.Interactive library

Microsoft employee Bart De Smet, who has a widely trafficked blog, has been writing a lot in the past few months about a new library being designed by his group at Microsoft. Here is a whole truckload of blogpost links, in chronological order, which appears to be how Bart intended folks to read it:

Dec 26, 2009: More LINQ with System.Interactive – The Ultimate Imperative
Dec 27, 2009: More LINQ with System.Interactive – Exceptional Exception Handling
Dec 28, 2009: More LINQ with System.Interactive – Sequences under construction
Dec 29, 2009: More LINQ with System.Interactive – Exploiting the code = data relationship
Dec 30, 2009: More LINQ with System.Interactive – More combinators for your Swiss Army Knife
Jan 01, 2010: The Essence of LINQ – MinLINQ
Jan 07, 2010: More LINQ with System.Interactive – Functional fun and taming side-effects

I don't usually read blogs, but I thought this was a pretty cogent series of posts. Also, judging by how interested LtU and the surrounding blogosphere community was from Erik Meijer's presentation on the Rx framework at the JVM Language Summit 2009, I figured people would like this as well.