Practices for organizing JavaScript AMD imports
Our company has been using newer versions of the Dojo framework, which have progressed to an AMD-based loader format. I’m currently trying to find logical ways to separate layer files, taking a module and all its dependencies, and wrapping them all into single minified files. My goals are generally as follows:
Practices for organizing JavaScript AMD imports
Our company has been using newer versions of the Dojo framework, which have progressed to an AMD-based loader format. I’m currently trying to find logical ways to separate layer files, taking a module and all its dependencies, and wrapping them all into single minified files. My goals are generally as follows:
Practices for organizing JavaScript AMD imports
Our company has been using newer versions of the Dojo framework, which have progressed to an AMD-based loader format. I’m currently trying to find logical ways to separate layer files, taking a module and all its dependencies, and wrapping them all into single minified files. My goals are generally as follows:
Practices for organizing JavaScript AMD imports
Our company has been using newer versions of the Dojo framework, which have progressed to an AMD-based loader format. I’m currently trying to find logical ways to separate layer files, taking a module and all its dependencies, and wrapping them all into single minified files. My goals are generally as follows:
What are the advantages of using async JavaScript modules (like AMD) for traditional sites?
This is specific to JS in the browser for a traditional multi-page site (i.e. not a single-page app).
What are the advantages of using async JavaScript modules (like AMD) for traditional sites?
This is specific to JS in the browser for a traditional multi-page site (i.e. not a single-page app).
Ideal export in terms of size for asynchronous module definitions in JavaScript?
When creating AMD modules you can export whatever you like whether it be an object or a function. I vaguely recall reading a recommendation somewhere to export just one thing; the idea being “keep it small.”
Ideal export in terms of size for asynchronous module definitions in JavaScript?
When creating AMD modules you can export whatever you like whether it be an object or a function. I vaguely recall reading a recommendation somewhere to export just one thing; the idea being “keep it small.”
Ideal export in terms of size for asynchronous module definitions in JavaScript?
When creating AMD modules you can export whatever you like whether it be an object or a function. I vaguely recall reading a recommendation somewhere to export just one thing; the idea being “keep it small.”
Ideal export in terms of size for asynchronous module definitions in JavaScript?
When creating AMD modules you can export whatever you like whether it be an object or a function. I vaguely recall reading a recommendation somewhere to export just one thing; the idea being “keep it small.”