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browserify

0.3.5

Comparision Betweeen 0.3.5 and 0.3.4

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Version 0.3.5 Details

Browserify is a powerful command-line tool and library for JavaScript developers that lets you use Node.js-style require() statements in the browser. This means you can organize your client-side JavaScript code into modules and seamlessly integrate npm packages directly into your web applications. With Browserify, you write modular JavaScript code similar to how you develop Node.js applications and Browserify bundles all your modules and dependencies into a single file that a browser can understand.

Version 0.3.5 is a very minor update to version 0.3.4, with both versions sharing identical dependencies and developer dependencies. The core functionality and the core purpose remains the same: allowing developers to write modular JavaScript for the browser. The only visible difference between the versions is the release date and the URL of the distribution tarball. Essentially the package has been rebuilt and pushed to the registry with very marginal changes.

Both versions utilize tools like findit, source, and hashish for dependency management and code transformation. Furthermore, they include es5-shim for ensuring compatibility with older browsers and coffee-script allowing the bundling of CoffeeScript files. For development, tools like seq, dnode, connect, backbone, and traverse are useful for testing and building more complex applications demonstrating Browserify's capabilities. Developers can leverage Browserify's consistent API and dependency management features in both versions without any breaking changes.

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