Linkedin launches a CoffeeScript-based dependency management library that is compatible with AMD.

AMD forks of common libraries.

An interesting tangent:

On the "hydrate from strings" build approach: I would prefer using appcache and using built layers of AMD code instead. This gives much better overall mobile app performance since more than just JS can be cached. But that is more of a side point. Feel free to use the "hydrate from strings" approach, AMD could be used in that fashion too.

@tbranyen: Created a plugin to help load non-AMD compatible code.

James Burke has a forked version of Backbone that works with AMD3 and RequireJS. Found via http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8131265/loading-backbone-and-underscore-using-requirejs.

Another AMD loader, with optional build script. Looks very similar to RequireJS.

Repo for the aforementioned almond shim.

James Burke's intro post to the Almond AMD loader shim. Can be used with r.js to build ultra-small single-file script.