@gfranko thanks for the explanation. So I think it works out: for jQuery UI files that do not have other dependencies (besides jQuery), then it should be possible to use that file on its own, and named/referred to as whatever the developer wants, if jquery.ui.widget.js does not name itself.

If the developer gets into a situation where they pick up some modules that want a full jQuery UI checkout, then the [map config](http://requirejs.org/docs/api.html#config-map) could be used to point 'jqueryui/jquery.ui.widget' to the standalone jquery.ui.widget.js used by the developer's other code.