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Yes, I don't see the point of using RequireJS/AMD these days. We use Browserify, which is excellent, and allows you to partition your code into any number of bu
by lobster_johnson 12y ago
Yes, I don't see the point of using RequireJS/AMD these days. We use Browserify, which is excellent, and allows you to partition your code into any number of bundles as required; it's a great match for ES6 modules. I hear Webpack is pretty good, too.
- wldcordeiro 12y agoBrowserify gets my vote as well. I'm using it in a project currently and barely learned how to use it when I was starting the project. It's got clear documentation and works very well.