What\'s a good way to organize views? Let\'s say I have a div that will contain a view from an admin panel perspective of users - there will be a list of users along with options to choose how many to
I\'ve been learning about node.js and modules, and can\'t seem to get the Underscore library to work properly... it seems that the first time I use a function from Underscore, it overwrites the _ obje
I\'m using backbone.js along with jquery and underscore.js Here\'s some of my code (it doesn\'t do anything yet). The strange thing is that upon hitting the url \"/#users\" there isn\'t an error. The
Normally when I use jquery to build a simple app to show data, I would simply change some global variables depending on certain actions and then when I was ready to retrieve data from the server, I\'d
In Google\'s Objective-C Style guide which is follow by many people , Google says Class member variables have trailing
Is there a better way to do this?I\'m using the underscore js lib here, which is where the _. comes from.I\'m used to this sort of procedure to format strings in python and i\'d like something simple
I\'m trying to construct a solid Backbone JS experiment, where I have a local JSON data file which contains my pages (a project I\'m doing has this sort of requirement anyhow). And I\'ve coded this ex
I\'ve just started using Backbone (and Underscore) JS. We are doing a big iPad HTML5 application and it needs to work all client side. The project needs structure and Backbone seems to be a good fit.
Let\'s say I have the following html structure: <ul> <li>1</li> <li>2</li>
I\'m fiddling with a view and related model that look like that: App.Views.Address开发者_如何学运维es= App.Views.Addresses || {};