Backbone.js Tutorial with Rails Part 2
In Part 1 of the CloudEdit Backbone.js Tutorial, we developed a basic Rails application using Backbone.js that lets users create and edit documents in the cloud. Now, in Part 2, we'll do some refactoring to clean up parts of the app and make things more readable and maintainable. Specifically, we'll be doing the following: Use Backbone Collections. Use Underscore templating. Use event binding to r
CloudEdit: A Backbone.js Tutorial with Rails (Part 1)
Backbone.js is a javascript MVC framework, and is the newest addition to my frontend toolbox. What’s great is that DocumentCloud, the team that released it, is actively developing and using the framework, making it better everyday. I’m currently using it in various projects, including QuietWrite, a javascript-heavy document editing service. The major advantage of Backbone is that it’s simple, ligh
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