An update here. The external team writing in RequireJS was not so amicable
about sending RequireJS packing into the night.
So, we did 2 things:
- Had them use the feature in RequireJS to compile to a single file with
their Optimizer http://requirejs.org/docs/optimization.html.
- Had
Oh the irony. I had to componentize a widget created by another team
which uses RequireJs today and the first Google hit is my own answer. Given
that I wanted to just make a GWT module that could be inherited to use an
external widget, said module would not have an entry point and onModuleLoad
Hi Joseph,
I think what you suggest may be the solution. I could transplant the code
from onModuleLoad() to a method that's invoked from one of the scripts
loaded by Requirejs.
It's slightly awkward because onModuleLoad() is an instance method, so I
need to expose the EntryPoint object in a
Hi,
The project I'm working on is seeing a lot of native Javascript creeping
in, largely as a result of the requirement to incorporate UI features
developed by other teams that specialise in Javascript. I am hoping to
manage the Javascript dependencies using require.js
Chris,
But I still have problems when JSNI code calls into a Javascript library
before it's finished loading. The solution would appear to be to use
require.js to load the nocache script that boots the application, so that
it won't start executing until all its dependencies have loaded.
