<@U0BMF6PDJ> , Thanks for the info. This worked fo...

# javascript

[bmsantos]

@bashor , Thanks for the info. This worked for me, but I guess the proper way is to use “native”:

package foo

import kotlin.browser.window

fun rx(): dynamic {
    return window["Rx"]
}

fun main(args: Array<String>) {
    rx().Observable
            .interval(500)
            .timeInterval()
            .take(10)
            .subscribe({ value -> println("Got timestamp: ${value.interval}") })
}