This sample uses browserify to organize the code in to modules and vash for client side rendering of templates.
##Installation To get started you'll first need to install node: http://nodejs.org/
Now to install the dependencies go to the sample-ui-browserify directory and run the command below.
npm install
##Building the code
Now that we have all our dependencies installed, we are ready to build our bundles.
npm start
You can now open up public/index.html and use the UI. Also, you may have noticed that the process never ended after running npm start. This is because the process is monitoring the files for changes and will rebuild if any changes are detected. This helps to eliminate the hassle of the build step.
##Adding new dependencies
npm is a pretty okay tool that makes adding new dependencies easy most of the time. For example, if we want to start using d3 we would just run npm install d3 --save and in our js modules we can do the following:
var d3 = require('d3');