AMD, CMD, Commonjs and ES6 comparisons

AMD (Asynchronous module definition) is the normalized output defined by Requirejs in the promotion process.

function (Lib) {   function  foo () {     lib.log (' Hello world! ') );  }    return {     foo:foo    };});

CMD (Synchronous module definition) is a normalized output defined by SEAJS in the process of generalization.

// all modules are defined by define. define (function(require,exports,module) {     // by require introduction of dependency  var $ = require (' jquery ');   var Spinning = require ('./spinning ');})

COMMONJS specification-module.exports (node server uses COMMONJS specification)

function (r) {    return Math.PI * R *function(r) {  return math.pi*R;};

ES6 new Features Export/import

default {   props:["num"],   data () {     return{}  },methods:{     increment () {      this. $emit ("Incre");     Import ('.. /.. /util ')    },    decrement () {      this, $emit ("Decre");   }}}

AMD, CMD, Commonjs and ES6 comparisons