RequrieJS uses Asynchronous Module Loading (AMD) technique for the loading of files. In the technique of AMD, each dependent module loads in the given order through an asynchronous way. -easy to refactor whole front-end by using aliases for modules in your config file -tight and clear control of dependencies and loading order -define statements are a gentle reminder that you are working on frontend not backend JS -does not require a build step, unlike Browserify or Webpack, the feature which truly facilitates hot-reloading

RequireJS brings the convenience of lazy file loading, thereby, also reducing the startup time and consuming less browser cache. With RequireJS, the developer doesn't need to take care of the order in which all the different Javascript files need to be defined, as it can be handled with the data-main attribute mentioned with initializing RequireJS file in the HTML page.

With Requirejs it is easy to refactor whole front-end by using aliases for modules in your config file. It has a tight and clear control of dependencies and loading order ,defines statements show you are working on frontend not backend JS. r.js optimizer can create one deployment file for a single entry point SPA or multiple deployment files It does not require a build step, unlike browserify or Webpack The feature which truly facilitates hot-reloading