I\'m working with backbone.js models, so I don\'t know if my question is particular to the way backbone handles cloning or if it applies to javascript in general.Basically, I need to clone a model whi
This is my first attempt at using Backbone.js, so I decided to make a simple test application that simulates a restaurant menu with menu items.I was following along with this cool blog post from andye
I\'m adopting Backbone.js to render a small corner of an existing large web app. If this goes well, I can see Backbone.js growing to encompass the whole of the app, lending some much-needed structure
I\'m using Backbone.js to create a pure JS front-end for my rails app using a JSON api. The backbone.js model URL looks like this:
I am enjoying backbone.js more and more. I desire to have multiple views for a given model: A list-view where each model has a view with it\'s own li element.
If you were to build a single page web application (SPWA) using Backbone.js and jQuery with--for example--two controllers that each required a unique page layouts, how would you render the layout?
I have two collections instantiated: items and sections. Each section can have multiple items and each item can occur in more than one section.
I have the following two views based on Backbone.js pg.views.ItemList = Backbone.View.extend({ tagName:\"div\",
I have a backbone.js app (www.github.com/juggy/job-board) where I want to bind my form inputs directly to my model (a la Sproutcore).
My testers have discovered that if you type free text into a file upload input then none of the buttons on the page work until that text is removed (so the page cannot be submitted).