Echo JS 0.11.0

Sometimes not doing things is a better approach. In browserify these kinds of features are implemented as third-party plugins (https://github.com/substack/browserify-handbook#partitioning), because that leaves far more room to capture the diversity of approaches. You could use factor-bundle to build the split bundles and place <script> tags or use xhr to load the bundles dynamically or you could use partition-bundle which handles more of that automatically but is harder to customize.

The abstractions are easy to swap out as your requirements change, but you've got to spend more time figuring out which plugin is more fitting.

The post is about building angular apps *without* browserify.

If you use a real module system instead of a mere pattern you get:

* boilerplate-free clean file scope
* robust dependency resolution
* explicit imports and exports
* package repositories like npm with granular versioning

So to deploy your node service, you first configure virtualenv and install this python utility with pip?

Then you use some custom json files that don't have json extensions for some reason. You've next got to duplicate all of the scripts you've already set up in the package.json scripts field so that they run. And then configure even more json files that are not package.json but duplicate the information that you've already put into package.json.

I don't understand the home page at gosquadron.com either. This article says to just pip install some things, but the home page wants me to register before they'll let me see any docs or code. Pass.

Or there's https://npmjs.org/package/class-list on npm that just exports a single ordinary function to expose classList operations on elements without modifying properties. There are individual modules for everything you can do in jquery and more on npm and many of them just do a single thing without stepping on each others toes.