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[RxSwift] Subject
Observables are a fundamental part of RxSwift, but they're essentially read-only. You may only subscribe to them to get notified of new events they produce. A common need when developing apps is to manually add new values onto an observable during runtime to emit to subscribers. What you want is something that can act as both an observable and as an observer. That something is called a Subject. ..
Swift + iOS/RxSwift
2021. 10. 11. 22:12