infinite-jquery-event-loop.js

(function($) {

  var myTest;

  function Test() {
    $(Test).trigger("init.test");
  }
  Test.prototype.ready = function() {
    $(this).trigger("ready.test");
  };
  
  $(Test).on("init", function() { console.log("Test init'ed"); });
  
  myTest = new Test();
  
  $(myTest).on("ready", function() { console.log("Test ready'ed"); });
  
  myTest.ready();

})(jQuery);

This causes an infinate loop because when you call $(Test) it sees Test as a function and adds it to the document.ready event which is triggered and executed over and over and over and over and...

This causes an infinate loop because when you call $(Test) it sees Test as a function and adds it to the document.ready event which is triggered and executed over and over and over and over and...