Reusing require.js modules in Node.js - arqex
Using the same code in the browser and in the server is something that every developer dream of. The solution of that problem is known as the Holy Grail of javascript and there are different approaches to trying to get it. Probably we will be much closer to find the Grail when ECMAScript 6 modules are supported by every browser, but until that day, people try to find their ways to reuse as much as
JS Dependency Tools Redux
Introduction [UPDATE: This post has new 2015 followup] Recently I looked into JavaScript dependency management and wrote a long post about it where I was overwhelmed and found some solutions. Since then I've learned a few new things and have thought a bit more, and I thought I'd share. My goal is still to be able to develop Obviel with smaller modules than I do now. Obviel is a client-side web fra
Why I Don't Like AMD And What I Will Do About It
Today I saw a tweet from @addyosmani talking about why you need Require.js: If you’re still having challenges understanding the need for Require.js, the community have you covered https://gist.github.com/4686136 :) About AMD Modules and Require.js Defining the dependencies of your files is more than a requirement for a large scale project. There simply is no other way you can accomplish maintainab
The web's scaffolding tool for modern webapps | Yeoman
Get started and then find a generator for your webapp. Generators are available for Angular, Backbone, React, Polymer and over 5600+ other projects. One-line install using npm: npm install -g yo What's Yeoman?Yeoman helps you to kickstart new projects, prescribing best practices and tools to help you stay productive. To do so, we provide a generator ecosystem. A generator is basically a plugin tha
AMD is Not the Answer
Every so often, we get requests to make Ember.js support AMD (asynchronous module definition). Until today, I had yet to hear anyone articulate why the advantages outweighed the (in my opinion) many disadvantages. Then, James Burke wrote an article called Simplicity and JavaScript modules that has so far done the best job outlining why AMD is good. However, I disagree with many of the assumptions
Jam - The JavaScript package manager
For front-end developers who crave maintainable assets, Jam is a package manager for JavaScript. Unlike other repositories, we put the browser first by using AMD modules. View project on GitHub Install Jam Browse packages Read the docs Submit issues Create a package Manage dependencies Using a stack of script tags isn't the most maintainable way of managing dependencies, with Jam packages and AM
jQuery++
Hi, I’m jQuery++. I am a MIT licensed collection of extremely useful DOM helpers and special events for jQuery 1.8 and later. I’m not a UI project like jQuery UI or jQuery Tools. Instead, I’m all about providing low-level utilities for things that jQuery doesn’t support. If Underscore is jQuery’s functional-programming tie, I am jQuery’s bald-spot covering toupee. Select the plugins you want and c
Simplicity and JavaScript modules
All of us are looking for simplicity, but there are different levels to simplification. This is a story of what could be considered simple for modules in JavaScript. This post was prompted by the removal the optional AMD define() call in underscore. For a post on simplicity, it is a bit long, but I'm not a great writer, and I find I normally edit myself so much as to lose interest in posting, so t
GitHub - pinf/loader-js: EARLY STALLED EXPLORATION
Status: BETA - Mostly stable API undergoing wider testing. The PINF JavaScript Loader asynchronously combines what you would traditionally call a package installer and class loader and is intended to be used as the core to all your JavaScript applications no matter what platform they run on. The loader allows for bootstrapping a state-of-the-art, consistent and portable CommonJS environment for an
Writing Modular JavaScript With AMD, CommonJS & ES Harmony
Writing Modular JavaScript With AMD, CommonJS & ES Harmony When we say an application is modular, we generally mean it's composed of a set of highly decoupled, distinct pieces of functionality stored in modules. As you probably know, loose coupling facilitates easier maintainability of apps by removing dependencies where possible. When this is implemented efficiently, its quite easy to see how cha
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My Thoughts on AMD - Alex Sexton
GitHub - jensarps/AMD-feature: A loader plugin for AMD loaders
GitHub - gigafied/NeedsJS: The leanest, meanest AMD loader
GitHub - unscriptable/curl: this repo has moved to https://github.com/cujojs/curl
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GitHub - umdjs/umd: UMD (Universal Module Definition) patterns for JavaScript modules that work everywhere.
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