Preserve the original error location for easier debugging
'require' is not a module so it doesn't make sense to appear on here
Named src modules so VS2012 intellisense would work properly
Run build process.
Added named modules everywhere
Added require.intellisense to fix VS2012 intellisense for requireJS AMD modules
Added Durandal.Samples/Scripts/_References.js so that intellisense would load these libraries first if properly configured
see more at http://blog.craigtp.co.uk/post/Javascript-jQuery-Intellisense-in-Visual-Studio-2012.aspx
Ignorred a local symbolic link to the src so I can modify the src files directly from the sample project
Ignored .nuget so that every developer should Enable Package Restore locally
see more http://docs.nuget.org/docs/workflows/using-nuget-without-committing-packages

Hence we don't need the .nuget files in .git
Removed pause, since if the build script is run from either console or VS2012 Package manager console itself we don't need to 'pause' - my assumption