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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
browserify v4 changelog
Clone via HTTPS Clone with Git or checkout with SVN using the repository’s web address. Here are the new breaking changes in browserify v4. Most users should be unaffected. readable-stream require('stream') is now using readable-stream (but the classic-mode shim persists in stream-browserify just like in node core). This should result in much smaller files for all modules using a similar-enough ve
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A Year with Browserify - ÆFLASH
NOTE: this guide is out of date. It is only vaild for grunt-browserify@~1.3.0 and its included versions of browserify and browserify-shim. An updated guide is here. It's been a year since I wrote the long Javascript Module Systems article, in which I concluded that CommonJS and Browserify was the best way to write modular javascript for the browser. Over the last year, I've had a chance to test th
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GitHub - browserify/browserify-handbook: how to build modular applications with browserify
1.1.1 breaks browserify · Issue #2997 · jashkenas/backbone
http://www.100percentjs.com/just-like-grunt-gulp-browserify-now/
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