Building a single page app with Backbone.js, underscore.js and jQuery | &yet | the blog
OverviewWe've been finding ourselves building more and more JS heavy apps here at &yet. Until recently, we've pretty much invented a custom app architecture for each one.Not surprisingly, we're finding ourselves solving similar problems repeatedly.On the server side, we use django to give us an MVC structure to follow. But there's no obvious structure to your client-side code. There are some large
Backbone.js and Capsule and Thoonk, oh my! A scalable realtime architecture | &yet | the blog
This last year, we've learned a lot about building scalable realtime web apps, most of which has come from shipping &bang. &bang is the app we use to keep our team in sync. It helps us stay on the same page, bug each other less and just get stuff done as a team.The process of actually trying to get something out the door on a bootstrapped budget helped us focus on the most important problems that
Re-using Backbone.js Models on the server with Node.js and Socket.io to build real-time apps | &yet | the blog
Quick intro, the hype and awesomeness that is Node Node.js is pretty freakin' awesome, yes. But it's also been hyped up more than an Apple gadget. As pointed out by Eric Florenzano on his blog a LOT of the original excitement of server-side JS was due to the ability to share code between client and server. However, instead, the first thing everybody did is start porting all the existing tools and
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Redis Reliability for Realtime Apps | &yet | the blog
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