Thanks for replying. I should have been more specific in my question: how
do you get all the correct scripts in the right order and compress
everything into a single request and send it to the client? I don't want
to use require.js or any other AMD since performance is spotty over mobile
networks; I'd rather just patch it all together on the server, compress it,
and send it.
On Tuesday, February 26, 2013 5:21:39 AM UTC-5, Alexey Petrushin wrote:
>
> > How do you handle dependencies in purely client-side code?
>
> I use it exactly in the same way it would be used in node.js. From my
> point of view it's the point of browserify - environment is exaclty the
> same in both browser and server.
>
> File app.js
>
> NavigationView = require('./app/views/navigation')
> OtherView = require('./app/views/login')
> ....
>
> File NavigationView.js
>
> ...
> // By using require hooks it requires `template.mustache` file and
> compiles it to js.
> require('./template').render(someVariables)
> ...
>
> So, basically there's no any build or package specific scripts - it just
> works (except for tiny script packaging some vendor dependencies like
> jquery and backbone).
>
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