Link: https://github.com/hansl/angularjs-loader

So I was growing really tired of the complexity of RequireJS (and its perks WRT angular) and decided to implement my own script loader which relies on angular.module() declarations to figure out which script to load next.

A couple of things:

• You can use angular.loader() to load scripts that are not AngularJS modules. It also takes a shim or a function to check that the script was loaded properly.
• Although the script allows you to use path transformation to have modules like 'a.b.c' map to 'a/b/c.js', I would still suggest naming your modules with the path including slashes (minus the .js) if you don't feel like you understand path transformation. I made my best to explain it.
• There is a definite lack of examples. My own private projects (under NDA) are the ones I use for complex tests, but I want to come up with cookbook. For now, it's rather easy to figure it out for simple cases anyway.
• The minified version (still working) on my computer is less than 4kb. It's also way faster than RequireJS (at least on my machine compared to before, and I have more modules to load now).

What's new (compared to last time I posted):

• There is now a concat.js scripts that reads all the files you declared and output a file with all dependencies solved. This is supposed to be a pre-step to compilation (with closure or uglify).
• Styleguide is more rigorously followed.
• Unittests. Not 30% coverage but I do cover major use cases.
• Timing out is now taken into account.
• Bug fixes and ironing out.
• Ability to set an error handler.

Known issues:

• Absolute paths will be loaded correctly in AngularJS but will not be included in concat.js output. I want to fix that one.

To do:

• Benchmarks.
• More tests and bug fixes.
• Bump version to 1.

Taking all comments and questions