RequireJS Review

I like that it's very easy to use, you can include modules from any location in your project with just one line of code! It also has some nice features for loading dependencies (like node_modules) when using AMD or CommonJs style requires(). The documentation could be better at times though - especially regarding how best practices work together if they're not specified explicitly by example/explanation but are instead left as an assumption about what works well enough without being told…

I like how it's easy to use, but also that you can customize your own modules if need be! The documentation could improve in some areas for new users (but still very good!). It has made my life easier when developing large applications with multiple JS files/modules - no more loading them all at once or waiting around until they are loaded before continuing development of other parts!! This makes working quicker as well since everything loads up faster than having tons open simultaneously…

I love how easy it makes to load multiple js files in one page without having problems like script conflicts, or that when you change some code there are no errors because your app just stops working! Loading time can be improved but not so much as with other solutions (like CDNs). The main problem we have solved using requirejs was loading all of our dependencies at once instead waiting for them each separately which made development faster by orders magnitudes due from concurrency issues…

This library makes it easy to load different modules without worrying about dependencies or versioning issues between them, which can be very important when working with libraries from third parties that you may not control yourself (which often has problems). It's also super-easy for people who are new at JS development because of how intuitive everything in this tool works! There really isn't anything I dislike here; but if there was something missing we'd probably add another feature as…