The JavaScript Architectural Toolkit. cujoJS is an open, light, flexible architectural toolkit for the web

You'd be surprised how many standards and/or proposed standards exist for javascript already. Interop FTW
the new @cujojs libs don't rely on dojo or even other cujojs libs but adhere to standards whenever they exist. Low commitment, high interop!
Getting close to being able to announce cujo.next(); lots of new stuff coming.
those of you who pulled down curl.js 0.4 will want to pull curl.js 0.4.1. major bug fixes to path mapping for plugins and packages
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found a few more bugs when using curl.js with dojo 1.6 due to dojo non-standard-ness. expect curl.js 0.4.1 very shortly
wasn't too happy that dojo 1.6 relies on so much non-standard require() behavior. got it working anyways. hope 1.7 is 100% AMD compliant
How much CommonJS can you pack into a 2.2kB js loader? Check out curl.js 0.4: http://bit.ly/ezOwEj Packages, Modules, dojo, & node support!
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curl.js 0.4! supports CommonJS Modules 1.1 & Packages 1.1, dojo 1.6, node.js modules, and plugins! Only 2.2kB gzipped! http://bit.ly/ezOwEj
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Q: what the heck is this AMD stuff you keep tweeting about? A: read this: http://bit.ly/eg8qG6 // tl;dr: a proposed standard for js modules
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And here's an even better article about promises by @BryanForbes: http://bit.ly/gcR5Cq
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curl.js v0.3.3! now supports CommonJS Modules 1.1, async=false, and the ability to pre-load (but not exec) plain old js http://bit.ly/ezOwEj
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Smaller is better - curl.js 0.3 is as tiny as 2.1KB gzipped! https://github.com/unscriptable/curl
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curl.js 0.2 is hawt! http://bit.ly/ezOwEj small, fast, extensible CommonJS AMD loader
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lots of cujo.js spinoffs in the works. the first of these are: curl.js, cssx.js, wire, canhaz
if you were using my AMD css plugin. go get it again cuz it was broken in Chrome 10 :( http://bit.ly/eJt9cx
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curl.js is nearly ready for version 0.1 status. oh, and it now returns promises from require() http://bit.ly/ezOwEj
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cujo is being totally reworked for version 0.2. see the README: http://bit.ly/fofQQI #amd #js #promises #mvc
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if you've been wondering where cujo is headed, so were we. until today. (ok, exaggerating!) roadmap document coming soon!
if you want to load your CSS on-demand (not just your javascript), please vote on these 2 bugs: http://bit.ly/fx8JEg & http://bit.ly/hKD63a
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cujo.js now has an AMD branch (http://bit.ly/e7sbE7) so you can load cujo w/ RequireJS or Backdraft. (docs and tests in-the-works)
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