Modules and Dependencies with RequireJS by Miguel Castillo

Abstract:
Once a upon a time, script tags would find their way into every html file of every Web Application that aspired to provide any sort of dynamic behaviors. And as JavaScript and HTML support matured in Browsers, so did the complexity of these applications. HTML files would soon be cluttered with dozens of script tags bloating the global namespace with all sorts of functionality, which at times would be almost impossible to tell how it even got there. Fast forward to our modern days as script tags face Darwinism and become a thing of the past, thanks to introduction of AMD and CJS. Say hello to my little friend, RequireJS! Which is an AMD implementation designed to help you organize your JavaScript code into Modules with Dependency management, screws and all.

Bio:
Early days as a C++ humble servant with a huge interest in Game Engines. Later finding my way in the WWW space as a Software Developer for Compuware's QALoad load testing tool. This with my later involvement with C#/WPF quickly evolved with me finding my way into the mad world of JavaScript. During the day, Symphono is my home. At night time, you will find me in github trying to contribute back to the community as the JavaScript community keeps on expanding.