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I’m using RequireJs for structuring my JavaScript code. Also, I’m using a lot of CSS3 and I use “Modernizr w/ YepNope” + x number of css3 polyfills.
I understand “Modernizr w/ YepNope” and RequireJs are both Resource Loaders. Since they are both resource loaders is it a bad idea to use both of them in the same project?
So, basically I’m asking, is it a bad idea to use:
In the same page?
As long as you don’t load RequireJS modules via YepNope it is ok to use both. Otherwise you could encounter this issue according to the RequireJS doc : http://requirejs.org/docs/errors.html#mismatch
And since you load stuff outside RequireJS, i.e. an API polyfill, the only way your modules could use those polyfills would be to make the initial
require()call within thecomplete()callback of YepNope. But IMHO it gets a bit clunky…