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Timer Example
This is a technical demonstration for how to use timeouts and intervals.
Concepts
The example mainly demonstrates the use of TimeoutService and IntervalService
but also makes use of some more advanced ConsoleService features.
Improvements
- Use CSS to improve the presentation of the example
- Apply the concept to something more fun than just a dry technical demonstration