2015
Tuts+
Andrew Burgess
1:48
English

There are many front-end libraries to choose from when you're building a web application, and all of them have their pros and cons. In this course, you'll get your first look at one of the top contenders: Backbone. Backbone is an extremely flexible front-end library that offers an "MVC-ish" structure that will connect easily with your RESTful back-end.
Before you begin, you should know that Backbone requires Underscore, and often jQuery. If you don't know these libraries, you might want to check them out before getting started. Also, we'll use Express briefly, as a back-end; but don't worry if you haven't used that: it isn't required for Backbone.

1.Getting Started
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Backbone Data Flow
1.3 Backbone Classes
2.Backbone Models
2.1 Creating Models
2.2 Working With Model Attributes
2.3 Validating Models
2.4 Persisting Models to the Server
2.5 Using Model IDs
2.6 Listening for Model Events
2.7 Creating Model Methods
3.Backbone Collections
3.1 Creating Collections
3.2 Managing Collection Contents
3.3 Syncing Collections
3.4 Using Collection Methods
3.5 Sorting Collections
3.6 Listening for Collection Events
4.Backbone Views
4.1 Creating Views
4.2 Rendering Views
4.3 Managing DOM Events
4.4 Persisting Data With Views
5.Backbone Routers
5.1 Creating Routers
5.2 Adding Routes
5.3 Navigating With Links
6.Conclusion
6.1 Conclusion

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