Use browserify instead require.js

[erkobridee]

Study browserify use instead require.js

[darlanalves]

Don't. I love browserify, but I don't think is the best option out there. I've read recently a book from Addy Osmani, which strongly encourages the use of AMD instead of CommonJS pattern. I've gone a bit further, and started using ES6 module syntax, which then is transpiled to define() syntax or require() depending upon a build config. I think this is the best approach, as it is easy to learn, easy to use and will be ready for the future when browserify or AMD is no longer needed.

[erkobridee]

maybe now we are approaching the time to move on...

• [YouTube] Modular Angular: Apps that Scale | ng vegas - 2015/05/07 (with browserify)

Gulp + Browserify + Babelify + ES6 syntax

• Getting ES6 modules working thanks to Browserify, Babel, and Gulp | Advantcomp Blog
  • Writing AngularJS Apps Using ES6 | SitePoint -This article explains how ECMAScript 6 can be used to write AngularJS applications
  • Using ES6 with Angular today | thoughtram Blog - One of the most exciting upcoming changes for Angular 2.0 is that it's entirely written in ES6 - the next version of JavaScript. There's no need to wait until Angular 2.0 though. You can start writing your Angular apps with ES6 today - even with Angular 1.x. In this post we are going to look at two very exciting ES6 features and how they can play a role in the context of an Angular application. Modules and Inheritance.
  • Reduce Your AngularJS Code and Improve its Readability Using ECMAScript 6 | Intridea Blog

about gulp, I redefining project tools from Grunt to Gulp on gulp branch