Originally published on the Germanium's project website: http://www.germaniumhq.com/2016/06/02/2016-06-02-Germanium-1.7.11-Is-Released/

This version has a far better implementation of the wait() function, that has the following guarantees:

1. All the closures will be ran at least once, both the wait conditions, and the while_not conditions.
2. In case the closures take more than 400ms to execute, no wait will happen, but the closures will be executed again imediatelly.
3. In case the evaluation of the closures takes less than 400ms, the time of the closure execution will be substracted from the wait(): for example if the closures took 250ms, the wait will be only 150ms, to compensate for the run time, so each loop stays at ~400ms.

In Action

Here’s the canonical simple google search with our wait in action: