Re:Preparing Yourself for Modern JavaScript Development
by cfjedimaster on Friday July 06, 2012 @11:29PM
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That's not really an answer. What _about_ their way of doing things do you consider to be wrong and why?
Re:Preparing Yourself for Modern JavaScript Development
by wilmoore on Saturday July 07, 2012 @01:16AM
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Can you expound please?
Re:Preparing Yourself for Modern JavaScript Development
by blessYAHU on Friday July 13, 2012 @11:09AM
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A unbaised post comparing the two would be nice. Sounds like a post Addy Osmani would write. I found this post(http://blog.millermedeiros.com/amd-is-better-for-the-web-tha...) talking about why the author thinks AMD is more flexible (better). Though a biased article(though I think the CJS approach to defining an AMD method is reasonable), it does show the syntax of the two approaches. I CJS syntax has less boilerplate, but is that due to fact that CJS loads synchronously? YES, I know processors like Onejs can make so CJS modules can be used in a browser(wonder is the processed result looks similiar to Requirejs?). Just wondering if Requirejs is designed the way it is because it took loading modules asynchronously into account from the begining.
you can see all the smelling shit of requirejs there.