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define(['require'],function(require){ // 'require' is a reserved dependency keyword in RequireJS

   var module = require('someModule');  //if we know for sure that someModule is already loaded, then we can load it here synchrounously

});

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define(['require'],function(require){ // 'require' is a reserved dependency keyword in RequireJS

 //if we know for sure that some-module is already loaded, then we can load it here synchrounously
 //we don't even need to reference it in the dependency array above, if we know it's already loaded
   var module = require('some-module'); 

});

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var gulp = require('gulp');
var socketio = require('socket.io');
var EE = require('events').EventEmitter;
var react = require('gulp-react');


var io = socketio.listen('3002', function (err, msg) {
    if (err) {

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define([
        'socketio',
        '#allCollections',
        '#allCSS',
        '#hotReload',
        'app/js/cssAdder'
    ],

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define([
        'react',
        'app/js/jsx/reactComponents/Service' // this 'child view' needs to be loaded before calling render on ServiceChooser, so that we can require it synchronously in the render function
        'require'
    ],

    function (React, Service, require) {
       

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//app/js/meta/allViews.js

define([
                "app/js/jsx/BaseView",
		"app/js/jsx/reactComponents/FluxCart",
		"app/js/jsx/reactComponents/FluxCartApp",
		"app/js/jsx/reactComponents/FluxProduct",
		"app/js/jsx/reactComponents/Item",
		"app/js/jsx/reactComponents/Job",

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// the # and @ notation is mine just to identify certain modules as my own and to make it easier to grep for things
// as you can see in the bottom of the file, RequireJS loads all dependencies in app/js/application before starting the app
// so if you put #allViews, #allCSS and #allTemplates as dependencies of your app/js/application module then this allows us to preload certain dependences so that we can later use *synchronous* require calls
// the synchronous require calls will allow us to do hot reloading with React and Backbone. We *could* make the render functions asynchronous, but there are two problems with that
// one problem is that Backbone conventions recommend returning 'this' from render(), the second is that React needs you return a valid React component from render, so render has to be synchronous
 
 

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define(
    [
        '*windowPatches',
        '*backbonePatches',
        '*jsPatches',
        'observe',
        'backbone',
        'jquery',

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/**
 * Created by amills001c on 9/15/15.
 */


var url = 'http://api.stackexchange.com/2.2/answers?order=desc&sort=activity&site=stackoverflow';
var http = require("http");
var zlib = require("zlib");

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define(function () {

        var hotReloadSimple = function (item, callback) {
            require.undef(item);    //delete cache representing module; this means the next require call to the same module will then have to pull the module from filesystem
            require([item], function (module) {   //load the file asynchronously, because the cache has been deleted
                callback(null, module);
            });
        };