How can I use npm for front-end dependencies?

+1 for using Browserify. We use it here at diy.org and love it. The best introduction and reasoning behind Browserify can be found in the Browserify Handbook. Topics like CommonJS & AMD solutions, build pipelines and testing are covered there.

The main reason Browserify works so well is it transparently works w/ NPM. As long as a module can be required it can be Browserified (though not all modules are made to work in the browser).

Basics:

npm install jquery-browserify

main.js

var $ = require('jquery-browserify');
$("img[attr$='png']").hide();

Then run:

browserify main.js > bundle.js

Then include bundle.js in your HTML doc and the code in main.js will execute.

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