It sounds like you don't habe to load all files on startup, but do so in order
to not block later. So maybe your solution is to only require what is needes at
start and then switch to async require.
I wrote an async require last week as a test. Since you can in fact
require('module') and interact with the stuff in there it's pretty easy to go
async with it.
of course you do loose some benefits such as automatic load ordering, but if
performance in loading a lot of modules is your concern, then that might be a
way to go.
have a look at https://github.com/joyent/node/blob/master/lib/module.js and
you'll see that the module loader is actually quite simple.
If you need help, give me a shout out, as I said I played with something
similar last week but killes it as overkill for my scenario.
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