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A more complete and up-to-date list of resources can be found at the reactivex.io site

Introducing Reactive Programming

Introduction to Rx: a free, on-line book by Lee Campbell (1.x)
The introduction to Reactive Programming you've been missing by Andre Staltz
Mastering Observables from the Couchbase documentation (1.x)
Reactive Programming in Java 8 With RxJava, a course designed by Russell Elledge (1.x)
33rd Degree Reactive Java by Tomasz Kowalczewski (1.x)
What Every Hipster Should Know About Functional Reactive Programming - Bodil Stokke demos the creation of interactive game mechanics in RxJS
Your Mouse is a Database by Erik Meijer
A Playful Introduction to Rx a video lecture by Erik Meijer
Wikipedia: Reactive Programming and Functional Reactive Programming
What is Reactive Programming? a video presentation by Jafar Husain.
2 minute introduction to Rx by André Staltz
StackOverflow: What is (functional) reactive programming?
The Reactive Manifesto
Grokking RxJava, Part 1: The Basics, Part 2: Operator, Operator, Part 3: Reactive with Benefits, Part 4: Reactive Android - published in Sep/Oct 2014 by Daniel Lew (1.x)

How Netflix Is Using RxJava

LambdaJam Chicago 2013: Functional Reactive Programming in the Netflix API by Ben Christensen (1.x)
QCon London 2013 presentation: Functional Reactive Programming in the Netflix API and a related interview with Ben Christensen (1.x)
Functional Reactive in the Netflix API with RxJava by Ben Christensen and Jafar Husain (1.x)
Optimizing the Netflix API by Ben Christensen (1.x)
Reactive Programming at Netflix by Jafar Husain (1.x)

RxScala

RxJava: Reactive Extensions in Scala: video of Ben Christensen and Matt Jacobs presenting at SF Scala (1.x)

Rx.NET

RxJS

the RxJS github site
An interactive tutorial: Functional Programming in Javascript and an accompanying lecture (video) by Jafar Husain
Netflix JavaScript Talks - Async JavaScript with Reactive Extensions video of a talk by Jafar Husain about the Rx way of programming
RxJS, an on-line book by @xgrommx
Journey from procedural to reactive Javascript with stops by Gleb Bahmutov

RxAndroid

FRP on Android - publish in Jan 2014 by Yaroslav Heriatovych (1.x)
RxAndroid Github page (2.x)
RxAndroid basics (1.x & 2.x)
RxJava and RxAndroid on AndroidHive (1.x & 2.x)
Reactive Programming with RxAndroid in Kotlin: An Introduction (2.x)
Difference between RxJava and RxAndroid (2.x)
Reactive programming with RxAndroid (1.x)
RxJava - Vogella.com (2.x)
Funcitional reactive Android (1.x)
Reactive Programming with RxAndroid and Kotlin

Miscellany

RxJava Observables and Akka Actors by Anton Kropp (1.x & 2.x)
Vert.x and RxJava by @petermd (1.x)
RxJava in Different Flavours of Java: Java 7 and Java 8 implementations of the same code (1.x)

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