Echo JS 0.11.0

Thanks for your point, and honesty. Appreciated, as I have had a few blanks. Any help in making it simpler to understand would be appreciated! 

Are you familiar with the benefits of RequireJS in not needing a build during development to load say CoffeeScript or LESS? Then we run a build and get all these things inlined and compiled thanks to dependency tracing.

ZestJS takes this a step further and loads an entire widget (say a popup or image gallery) - template, CoffeeScript and LESS with a single require on the client for rendering dynamically, without needing any build... the resources are compiled in the browser. Then we can run a normal RequireJS build with dependency tracing and render that same widget on the client with our resources built and compiled.

It's a few steps to grasp at once, but with RequireJS experience it would be a little clearer I think.

I'm a fairly technical person and I still don't understand ZestJS after skimming the page.  The only line that rang a bell was "[ZestJS is NOT] A dictated environment - it's more of a tool and a method than a framework." I'm probably not the target audience, but it would be nice if you could lead with what problem this library solves and what the "Aha!" aspect is of this tool.
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Thanks for your comment - I have replied above.