Lessons:24Length:1.8 hours
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5.1 Creating Routers
Routers are the way we can manage the states of our application: we probably don't want to display all our views on the page at once, so we can use a router to manage it all.
1.Getting Started
1.1Introduction01:04
1.1
Introduction
01:04
1.2Backbone Data Flow03:16
1.2
Backbone Data Flow
03:16
1.3Backbone Classes09:36
1.3
Backbone Classes
09:36
2.Backbone Models
2.1Creating Models03:19
2.1
Creating Models
03:19
2.2Working With Model Attributes07:44
2.2
Working With Model Attributes
07:44
2.3Validating Models04:04
2.3
Validating Models
04:04
2.4Persisting Models to the Server08:35
2.4
Persisting Models to the Server
08:35
2.5Using Model IDs03:43
2.5
Using Model IDs
03:43
2.6Listening for Model Events07:47
2.6
Listening for Model Events
07:47
2.7Creating Model Methods02:51
2.7
Creating Model Methods
02:51
3.Backbone Collections
3.1Creating Collections01:10
3.1
Creating Collections
01:10
3.2Managing Collection Contents03:14
3.2
Managing Collection Contents
03:14
3.3Syncing Collections04:18
3.3
Syncing Collections
04:18
3.4Using Collection Methods03:14
3.4
Using Collection Methods
03:14
3.5Sorting Collections02:42
3.5
Sorting Collections
02:42
3.6Listening for Collection Events03:14
3.6
Listening for Collection Events
03:14
4.Backbone Views
4.1Creating Views03:18
4.1
Creating Views
03:18
4.2Rendering Views07:25
4.2
Rendering Views
07:25
4.3Managing DOM Events10:42
4.3
Managing DOM Events
10:42
4.4Persisting Data With Views04:43
4.4
Persisting Data With Views
04:43
5.Backbone Routers
5.1Creating Routers01:59
5.1
Creating Routers
01:59
5.2Adding Routes04:26
5.2
Adding Routes
04:26
5.3Navigating With Links04:54
5.3
Navigating With Links
04:54
6.Conclusion
6.1Conclusion01:36
6.1
Conclusion
01:36
