Using Schedulers
A Scheduler is a mechanism to “schedule” an action to happen in the future. Each operator in RxJS uses one Scheduler internally, selected to provide the best performance in the most likely scenario.
Let’s see how we can change the Scheduler in operators and the consequences of doing so. First let’s create an array with 1,000 integers in it:
| const itemArray = []; |
| for (let i = 0; i < 1000; i++) { |
| itemArray.push(i); |
| } |
Then, we create an Observable from arr and force it to emit all the notifications by subscribing to it. In the code we also measure the amount of time it takes to emit all the notifications:
| const timeStart = Date.now(); |
| Observable.from(itemArray).subscribe(null, null, () => { |
| console.log( ... |
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