Module Loader
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A hookable, standards-based dynamic ES module loader for running native ES modules in older browsers.
A JavaScript file and module loader implementing the Asynchronous Module Definition (AMD) API for in-browser use.
A module loader for the web designed to change how you organize JavaScript and build scalable applications.
A blazing fast JavaScript bundler and loader with a comprehensive API.
A polyfill providing low-level hooks for creating ES module loaders, supporting System.register and System.registerDynamic formats.
A browser-only, AMD-compliant module loader for modern web applications, offering smaller size and higher performance than RequireJS.
A ModuleScript loader with reusable server-client modules for faster Roblox game development.
A tiny library to load ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript AMD modules in modern JavaScript frameworks and bundlers.
A JavaScript module loader implementing the AMD specification with automatic dependency injection.
A boilerplate for developing ES6+ applications using JSPM for package management and Gulp for build automation.
A zero-configuration CLI tool for developing client-side-only apps with automatic module loading and pre-compiler support.
Integrates the Aurelia JavaScript framework with Meteor, enabling modern frontend development in Meteor apps.
A lightweight AMD and CJS loader for JavaScript applications in browsers, Node.js, and Nashorn.
Extends Lua's require function with methods to require all files in a folder and relative paths.
An Aurelia loader that enables importing any module directly from HTML view templates for configuration, localization, or theme data.
A toolkit for building ES6 Module Loader pipelines and a shim for legacy environments.
A module that loads CommonJS modules in ES6 environments, always returning a default export.
Yeoman generator for creating Node.js projects with ES6/ES7 features using Traceur and ES6 module loader.
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