A new working example which shows how to use one of the nonstandard syntaxes in DefineJS, something like: use(['dependency']) .then(function(dependency){ })

A new working example which shows how to use one of the nonstandard syntaxes in DefineJS, something like: use(['dependency']) .then(function(dependency){ }) .then() .cache(); Imagine a control flow in the module definition, or having different private scopes when defining a new module.