I have a Backbone app that renders several related views on each page they you navigate to. For example, one page renders the following views:
Using Backbone.js what is the best pattern to have models listen to all of their nested models and collections all the way down?
I\'ve working on a project and I\'m using some jquery plugins, right now I\'m trying to update my code to use backboje js but it\'s not clear how to put together those old plugins with backbone js.
I have a following view var FullWindow = Backbone.View.extend({ initialize: function() { _.bindAll(this, \'detect_scroll\');
In Backbone.js, how does a view know what model it represents? Is it necessary for the view to be named Model_NameView? Because I can\'t find any other View property or function for settin开发者_如何
I was quite surprised to read about RJS in Rails 3. Is this the way most rails sites work with AJAX? And if I\'m working with Backbone (and this is a good example), won\'t it have conflicts with开发者
I\'ve inherited a backbone js based app. I really like backbone and i\'m just starting to get my head around it. From my understanding when model.save is called on a new entity it should post that to
Lately i have been thinking of developing UI controls suite similar to Extjs or YUI but using a MVC framework like Backbone or Spine. Am i wrong in taking this decision? Will a mvc framework suit the
I have a parent Model that has by default and nested Model. The nested Model itself has propertyA, which is an object with defaultValue and userValue. The idea is that every instance of parent Model c
In a backbone view where would you put your private variables and your public. Right now I have something like this: