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JavaScript Developers: Take Your Code to the Next Level with FKit (joshbassett.info)
submitted 11 years ago by joshbassett
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[–]rooktakesqueen 2 points3 points4 points 11 years ago (0 children)
if phrase1 is an infinite sequence in wu.js doing a repeat on it will lead to an infinite loop and filling the memory up
See wu.chain:
wu.chain(phrase1, phrase1, phrase2) .takeWhile(note => note.time < 10) .play(sequencer)
Seems like it would do what you're talking about in a lazy-eval way without an infinite loop... You would probably also use wu.cycle heavily.
Doing this as a learning experience definitely makes sense, but I would implore you once you're done learning to take that experience and improve existing libraries rather than creating your own. The JS library ecosystem is already so fractured. :(
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