loading order

[tamtakoe]

define(['module1', 'module2', 'module3'], function() {
 ... 
});

Now modules and our dependensies load in correct order (as if the files are loaded synchronously):

module1.dep1.js
module1.dep2.js
module1.dep3.js
module1.js
module2.dep1.js
module2.dep2.js
module2.dep3.js
module2.js
module3.dep1.js
module3.dep2.js
module3.dep3.js
module3.js

This is useful in some cases.

You can guarantee the preservation of order in future versions? For example, to add syncLoading flag

[normanrz]

The order of the output modules is very important. There's quite a chunk of code that takes care of ordering these in the asynchronous environment. Also there are a lot of tests that confirm the correct ordering. Because of that I'm quite confident future versions will preserve the ordering. Does that answer your question?

[tamtakoe]

Yes. Thank! It is good, because I can use it for modular application (collect dependencies for certain modules, not for the entire application).

[normanrz]

Perfect :-)

[tamtakoe]

P.S. Found by chance https://github.com/gustavohenke/toposort. It may be useful