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The above prints out "X laps" each time a lap is added or removed from the database. If you set `synchronousStart` to `true` (the default value), the first element will be emitted synchronously - e.g. when you're binding UI you might not be able for an asynchronous notification to come through.
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The above prints out "X laps" each time a lap is added or removed from the database. If you set `synchronousStart` to `true` (the default value), the first element will be emitted synchronously - e.g. when you're binding UI it might not be possible for an asynchronous notification to come through.
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##### `Observable.array(from:synchronousStart:)`
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Upon each change fetches a snapshot of the Realm collection and converts it to an array value (for example if you want to use array methods on the collection):
There is a separate library __`RxRealmDataSources`__[link](https://github.com/RxSwiftCommunity/RxRealmDataSources), which mimics the default data sources library behavior for RxSwift.
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The separate library [RxRealmDataSources](https://github.com/RxSwiftCommunity/RxRealmDataSources) mimics the default data sources library behavior for RxSwift.
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`RxRealmDataSources` allows you to bind directly an observable collection of Realm objects to a table or collection view. Here's how the code to bind a collection of laps to a table view looks like:
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`RxRealmDataSources` allows you to bind an observable collection of Realm objects directly to a table or collection view:
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