Sorry, I think I wrote that out ambiguously -- by "full release", I meant the zipped download on the front page of canjs.com (which, incidentally, will give you the same zipped archive that you can find on github). You do not need to go to github.
The docs for StealJS have improved a lot since I first looked into it. If you do give StealJS a try, the main things which took me time were the file organization (everything's easier if you put steal/ and stealconfig.js in the root) and sifting through all the different options (it can build from a js module, a list of js modules, a html page, or a custom build script -- I didn't know which one we needed for our project, so we spent time trying them all).
Today, in hindsight, I'm very glad we chose StealJS over RequireJS.
The docs for StealJS have improved a lot since I first looked into it. If you do give StealJS a try, the main things which took me time were the file organization (everything's easier if you put steal/ and stealconfig.js in the root) and sifting through all the different options (it can build from a js module, a list of js modules, a html page, or a custom build script -- I didn't know which one we needed for our project, so we spent time trying them all).
Today, in hindsight, I'm very glad we chose StealJS over RequireJS.