Hello, Is there are any way to install JAM in Windows 7 besides of using command line followed by

Hey, I ran into the same problem last few months ago and I decided to host our own jam repository in-

Hello. I have a situation when I need to use "paths" config in my application. Eg:

How can I contribute to correcting problems in Web Frontend? The code is open source? --- Evertton de

Hi sorry for reply late (since these days are so busy) I've tried to follow your code, but the

Hello JamJS I'm really fascinated with this project, and interested in using it in production.

Hi Feroz, This is definitely something we could use a solution to. There was a plan a while ago to

Ah, I now see the difference: backbone has a shim section in its package.json, which is copied into

I'm developing a module that I publish as a Jam module. I'm pulling in some unit testing

Hi Caolan, thanks for the response. That option sounds like it would do the trick. Just to be clear,

Hi Prajwal, At a glance it looks like you've configured it correctly, it's possible this is a

Hi all, I run 'jam install' in my app folder which contains the following package.json file:

Hey all, You can now easily setup a private jam repo. You can install it from here: http://garden20.

Hi thanks!, it works if i add this: baseUrl: "/" to my RequireJs configuration file, but in

Indeed you are right. I'm currently using StealJS and this is taken of when building the

No I mean amplify library does not use amd patterns. https://github.com/appendto/amplify/issues/43 .

Just a small maintenance release. - upgraded requirejs to v2.0.6 - fixed a bug with "jam link

I found the publishing process a little painful (jamjs newbie), - if package.json is invalid get some

Oh, it would be great to see some improved / new Grunt tasks using the new API too. I know quite a

I really like the provides style. Maybe the provides can be namespaces too. So if your package

I could, but I don't want to. It dirties my git code stats when I bundle my deps in with my code.

Changes ======= * upgrade requirejs to 2.0.4 * upgrade almond to 0.1.1 * add package_dir option to .

Hi all, Jam now has it's own website and domain - http://jamjs.org You'll notice not much has

There's a problem with package paths when installing to a location other than ./jam at the moment

Looks like a useful pattern, thanks for sharing the link.

Also saw Jam show up in JS weekly: http://javascriptweekly.com/archive/84.html Really looking forward