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tinymessenger's Issues

20-30 second delay between Publish and arriving at subscriber Action

Hi. I occasionally see an issue (using TinyMessenger in Xamarin.Android) where I'll publish a message, but the message won't arrive at its subscriber for 30 seconds -- sometimes longer. Any thoughts on why this might be happening? I ask because I'm publishing a message and expecting a UI element to appear when the subscriber Action executes.

Again, this only happens occasionally. Usually, I publish and the subscriber Action executes almost immediately.

Writing tests

Hi, we have an private async method in ViewModel that is called as callback of subscribe.

However when I wrote integration tests asserts are called before message is processed. In normal scenario I'd await that method but can't do it when using Messages.

Is there a nice way to write such test.

PCL not well supported

When using Portable Class library (PCL), some features are not available On line 747, you have

 currentlySubscribed.ForEach(sub => currentSubscriptions.Remove(sub)); 

Which does not exists in PCL.

You have to use:

 foreach (var sub in currentlySubscribed) currentSubscriptions.Remove(sub);

Greetings,
Hugo

design

If have to choose a message hub, I'd choose your. 'Cause I like libs that can be dropped in a project 'dragging' a .cs file.

Excellent work!

First of allo THIS IS NOT AN ISSUE!

I'd like a goog article that illustrates how to use TinyMessenger to decouple business logic from UI.... (A general article on the argument will be goof the same).

Regards, Giacomo

netstandard support

Dont suppose theres hope of getting a version of this that will run in netcore apps. Didnt seem like there were a ton of changes to be made, just not sure if/how the reflection stuff could be remedied.

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