You can see that the 'waitForSeconds' work completely fine.
There is way to make the blockly makes sense in execution, so I think Espruino could do something to support 'waitForSeconds' like that Javascript Interpreter layer, and thus would make kids far more easier to play with Espruino?
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@fanoush
This is how blockly implemented waitForSeconds in their additional layer of Javascript interpreter:
https://blockly-demo.appspot.com/static/demos/interpreter/async-execution.html
You can see that the 'waitForSeconds' work completely fine.
There is way to make the blockly makes sense in execution, so I think Espruino could do something to support 'waitForSeconds' like that Javascript Interpreter layer, and thus would make kids far more easier to play with Espruino?