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| # keynote | |
| - your business logic will live longer than your interface | |
| - stateless | |
| - no "spaghetti state" | |
| - application should be able to reflect any combination of data | |
| - views should transparently reflect models | |
| - backbone patterns | |
| - custom model methods | |
| - don't treat models as just deserialized json | |
| - anything with a reference to the model can call custom methods | |
| - [a.k.a. business logic goes here!] | |
| - example: "share a book with one user" <% user.shareWith(me) %> | |
| - custom collection methods | |
| - example: search models in a collection by string <% accounts.search("Joe Brooklyn") %> | |
| - filtered collections <% documents.published() %> | |
| - method 1: define filter functions that return an array of values you need | |
| - method 2: create another collection that listens to events on the original, only picks models matching a certain condition | |
| - harmonizing with garbage collection | |
| - remove references you no longer need | |
| - events are references! clean them up! | |
| - don't create references you don't need to create | |
| - have shorter-lived entities listen to longer-lasting ones, not vice versa | |
| - lazy loading | |
| - used deferred objects (promises) | |
| - example: lookup function either returns the local object, or fetches it from the server | |
| - relations <—> objects | |
| - entities probably won't exactly mimic your database schema | |
| - timing | |
| - debounce a method (such as rendering) <% _.debounce() %> | |
| - render in chunks so as not to block the UI thread | |
| - subclassing models | |
| - <% Account = Backbone.Model.extend({ ... }); Publisher = Account.extend({ ... }) %> | |
| - global events | |
| - from Backbone 1.0, events is mixed in to the Backbone object <% Backbone.on('switchuser', ...) %> | |
| - model snapshots | |
| - models can represent hypothetical or previous states | |
| - keep them on the client side | |
| - example: undo <% this.on('change', function () { changes.push(this.previousAttributes() }) %> | |
| - example: <% draft = model.clone() %> | |
| - virtual sub-models | |
| - just because something is represented together on the server doesn't mean it should be the same model on the client | |
| - model on the client doesn't have to correspond to the server | |
| - q&a | |
| - mediator (two views "talking" with no model in between) | |
| - an event is still a reference | |
| - just create a reference between the two | |
| - listening to events on nested models | |
| - plugins! | |
| - or, model has a collection with references to submodels | |
| # tools & ptterns for building large-scale Backbone applications | |
| - talk | |
| - slides: https://speakerdeck.com/backbonerails/little-opinions-big-possibilities-the-tools-and-patterns-for-building-large-scale-backbone-applications | |
| - library | |
| - marionette.js | |
| - what is a large-scale JavaScript application? (generally) | |
| - non-trivial | |
| - significant dedicated developer effort | |
| - most work on the browser | |
| - tip: devote significant time to planning/modeling | |
| - case study: rdio | |
| - collections of songs | |
| - changing sort order, filtering | |
| - push state to update URL | |
| - etc. | |
| - characteristics of large-scale apps | |
| - multiple routers | |
| - view management | |
| - nesting | |
| - cleanup | |
| - complex events | |
| - lots of state changes | |
| - many entities (models/collections) | |
| - specialized objects | |
| - [Application] | |
| - objects that should be globally accessible | |
| - example: current user | |
| - [App Modules] | |
| - [Router] | |
| - [Controllers] | |
| - [Specialized Views] | |
| - [Components] | |
| - take specialized behavior out of views | |
| - "decorators" | |
| - example: forms | |
| - example: spinner | |
| - [Mixins] | |
| - [Entities] | |
| - shared namespace for models/collections | |
| - [Config] | |
| - [Modules] | |
| - [Messaging Bus] | |
| - [Request] | |
| - [Command] | |
| - [Pub/Sub] | |
| - give views a standard set of events and methods | |
| - example: 'onRender', after the view has been rendered | |
| - controller | |
| - keep views thin | |
| - delegate responsibilities to controllers | |
| - specialized views | |
| - ItemView | |
| - related to a single model | |
| - CollectionView | |
| - iterates through a collection, creating ItemViews | |
| - Layout | |
| - keep track of subviews | |
| - folder organization | |
| - backbone | |
| - app.js | |
| - apps | |
| - playlists | |
| - playlist_app.js | |
| - list | |
| - show | |
| - edit | |
| - new | |
| - playlist_songs | |
| - playlist_songs_app.js | |
| - list | |
| - currently_playing | |
| - currently_playing_app.js | |
| - show | |
| - config | |
| - entities | |
| - components | |
| - mixins | |
| # test-driven development | |
| - talk | |
| - slides: https://speakerdeck.com/landau/test-driven-backbone-development | |
| - code: https://github.com/landau/tddbackbone | |
| - libraries | |
| - mocha | |
| - chai | |
| - sinon.js | |
| - jasmine | |
| - writing a test | |
| - assert | |
| - accepts a boolean value and an error string | |
| - if the boolean is false, throw an error | |
| - describe | |
| - accepts a string and a function | |
| - string indicates what we're testing | |
| - nest describes <% describe('Todo View', function () { describe('.initialize', function () { ... }) }) %> | |
| - before/after | |
| - actions to set up/clean up tests | |
| - example: instantiating a collection, etc | |
| - it | |
| - assertions live in these functions | |
| - example: <% it('should be a list tag', function () { assert(app.Todo.prototype.tagName === 'li') }) %> | |
| - spy (sinon.js) | |
| - check whether a function is called, parameters, etc | |
| - stubs (sinon.js) | |
| - functions with preprogrammed behavior | |
| - can return known data (dependency injection) | |
| - running the tests | |
| - automate tests | |
| - grunt.js | |
| - continuous integration | |
| - what not to test | |
| - third-party code | |
| - integration testing | |
| - q&a | |
| - code coverage tools? integration testing tools (with node)? | |
| - code coverage | |
| - jscoverage | |
| - integration testing | |
| - selenium | |
| - karma | |
| - recommended grunt packages | |
| - grunt template | |
| - grunt connect | |
| - DOM testing recommendation: jsdom | |
| - tip: render views in memory, don't insert into DOM | |
| # breakout session: developer power ups! | |
| - writeup: http://caliper.io/blog/2013/backboneconf-tooling-and-services-session/ | |
| - errors | |
| - loggly | |
| - sentry raven | |
| - catcherize | |
| - errorception | |
| - crashlytics | |
| - dependencies | |
| - npm | |
| - requirejs | |
| - requirejs-rails | |
| - browsify | |
| - testing | |
| - selenium | |
| - sauce labs | |
| - venus | |
| - qunit | |
| - phantom | |
| - (not great for stack traces) | |
| - mocha | |
| - poltergeist | |
| - capybara | |
| - cucumber | |
| - continuous integration | |
| - travis | |
| - jenkins | |
| - teamcity | |
| - circleci | |
| - deploying | |
| - (s)ftp | |
| - fabric | |
| - puppet | |
| - capistrano | |
| - grunt | |
| - chef | |
| - monitoring | |
| - new relic | |
| - mpulse | |
| - miscellaneous | |
| - yoda | |
| # dependency injection for fun and profit | |
| - what is it? | |
| - pass dependencies into constructors and check for them | |
| - easy to test | |
| - constructors | |
| - "plans" for application | |
| - namespace blues | |
| - don't rely on globals | |
| - requrejs/commonjs | |
| - modules help organize your constructors | |
| - dependency injection helps organize your instances | |
| - keep module system and instance management separate | |
| - two dependency graphs | |
| - the constructors that form your app blueprint | |
| - dependo | |
| - the instances of which your app is composed | |
| - refactoring | |
| - altering structure while keeping behavior intact | |
| - refactoring without tests is just changing stuff | |
| - patterns | |
| - application view | |
| - check dependencies during instantiation | |
| - tests enforce the contract of dependencies | |
| - single point of entry to access instances | |
| - apps should be accessible to the outside world (e.g. console) | |
| - SOLID (object-oriented) design principles | |
| - single responsibility | |
| - a class/method should only be responsible for one thing | |
| - if it does two (or more), split it up! | |
| - open / closed | |
| - classes should be open for extension, closed for modification | |
| - liskov substitution | |
| - objects should be replaceable with instances of their subtypes (a.k.a. polymorphism) | |
| - interface segregation | |
| - many client-specific interfaces are better than one general-purpose one | |
| - make functions responsible for less | |
| - dependency inversion | |
| - depend on abstractions, not concretions | |
| - example: don't poll a model, listen for change events | |
| - modules | |
| - use them | |
| - fight with your manager | |
| - long-lived section views | |
| - components are the future | |
| - aura.js | |
| - shameless plug: backbone.js in action | |
| - promo: MLBBJSCO | |
| q&a | |
| - why expose your application to the window? | |
| - console access | |
| - closer checks for dependencies than just for existence? | |
| - type | |
| - properties/methods | |
| # domain-driven web applications using Backbone | |
| - talk | |
| - slides: http://bobholt.me/bbconf-bos-2013 | |
| - domain-driven design | |
| - it's a book! go buy it! | |
| - domain | |
| - the application's "world" | |
| - example: for a stock application, the trading floor, stocks, people, etc | |
| - domain model | |
| - image of the business logic that exists in the head of an expert | |
| - conceptual model; has nothing to do with software (yet) | |
| - process | |
| - discovery | |
| - consult with experts, project managers, etc | |
| - ubiquitous language | |
| - terminology everyone who touches the project uses (including clients) | |
| - modify the model to accommodate new constraints | |
| - iteratively change the model throughout the process | |
| - layers | |
| - interface layer | |
| - accepts and responds to user input (presentation) | |
| - application layer | |
| - transactions, activities, creates/access/deletes domain objects (application logic) | |
| - domain layer | |
| - the state and behavior of the domain (business logic) | |
| - infrastructure layer | |
| - supports the layers on top: servers, repos, etc | |
| - organization | |
| - app | |
| - domain | |
| - framework | |
| - pages | |
| - services | |
| - widgets | |
| - express the model in software | |
| - clarify relationship between objects | |
| - entities | |
| - has an identity (id) | |
| - example: airline seat (each is unique and assigned) | |
| - value objects | |
| - commodity objects | |
| - passed as parameters, attached as attributes, etc | |
| - example: bus seat (not uniquely assigned) | |
| - services | |
| - "actions" | |
| - repositories | |
| - centralizes management of domain objects | |
| - retrieves from cache or server as necessary | |
| - returns existing objects | |
| - factories | |
| - creates domain objects given attributes | |
| - takeaway | |
| - don't start coding right away | |
| - q&a | |
| - tip: incorporate all the key stakeholders (designers, programmers, clients, etc) in the discovery phase | |
| # geologic time scale | |
| - talk | |
| - slides: https://speakerdeck.com/mwunsch/the-geologic-time-scale-of-gilt-dot-coms-view-layer | |
| - stratigraphy (layers) | |
| - technology layers continue to build up | |
| - end result: technical debt | |
| - asynchronous javascript and xml | |
| - fundamental piece of the modern web experience (yup!) | |
| - old approach | |
| - <% GET /add_to_card?sku=12345 %> | |
| - not idempotent | |
| - not RESTful | |
| - append returned markup directly to DOM | |
| - new approach | |
| - client-side templating | |
| - push state | |
| - always be scrolling | |
| - http://tumbledry.org/2011/05/12/screw_hashbangs_building | |
| - optimizing for robots | |
| - make sure data is available for search engines, et. al | |
| - server-side rendering still needed for SEO | |
| - templates | |
| - different client-side and server-side templates for same thing? | |
| - solution: use (or build) template parser for both | |
| - https://github.com/mwunsch/handlebars.scala | |
| - flexibility vs. maintainability | |
| - maintainability | |
| - no intrinsic value to users or business | |
| - enables velocity; enables the programmer to create more value | |
| - flexiblity | |
| - allows the developer to add flexibility "ad hoc" | |
| - the future | |
| - "Backbone.js is the kernel for modern web development" | |
| - more and more frameworks will be written on top of it | |
| - mobile and desktop will converge | |
| - http://sealedabstract.com/rants/why-mobile-web-apps-are-slow/ | |
| - with dynamic typing, test coverage is essential | |
| - a statically-typed language enforces API contracts | |
| - TypeScript: a typed superset of javascript | |
| - q&a | |
| - handlebars vs. mustache at gilt? | |
| - mustache is logic-less | |
| - pro: language agnostic | |
| - con: no logic | |
| # building Reflow | |
| - talk | |
| - slides: http://kristoferjoseph.com/Building-Reflow-BackboneConf-2013/ | |
| - the problem | |
| - difficult to design responsive websites | |
| - often multiple PSDs | |
| - using web technologies in a native app | |
| - framework? | |
| - onboarding | |
| - easier to point people to Backbone documentation than homegrown framework | |
| - pink wheel syndrome | |
| - it's not better just because you made it | |
| - prototype like you mean it | |
| - write as if it were final, shippable code | |
| - work til you can't scale, then refactor | |
| - write tests for your prototype | |
| - prototype the things you don't think are possible | |
| - modularity | |
| - RequireJS | |
| - namespace events to prevent dependencies | |
| - multiple inheritance | |
| - functional mixins | |
| - http://javascriptweblog.wordpress.com/2011/05/31/a-fresh-look-at-javascript-mixins | |
| - views | |
| - Backbone.LayoutManager | |
| - Marionette | |
| - templates | |
| - _.template | |
| - use as little logic in templates as possible! | |
| - underscore templates are faster when not using "with" | |
| - testing | |
| - test-driven from day zero | |
| - "you simply cannot make quality software without test-driven development" | |
| - "you can't refactor without tests" | |
| - sinon.js | |
| - squire.js | |
| - sonar | |
| - code coverage | |
| - graphs! | |
| - topcoat | |
| - http://topcoat.io | |
| - q&a | |
| - why and how did Reflow ship as a desktop application (not a web application)? | |
| - why? | |
| - cater to the current design workflow | |
| - how? | |
| - team at adobe is dedicated to adding features to webkit | |
| - chromium | |
| - developed in the browser | |
| - CEF (chrome embedded framework) | |
| - loading/saving | |
| - decide on a strategy early | |
| - vs. native | |
| - working prototype in a week | |
| - demo-able prototype in three months | |
| - finished in sixty weeks | |
| - DOM or canvas? | |
| - performance tips | |
| - debounced | |
| - requestAnimationFrame | |
| # growing up with Backbone | |
| - talk | |
| - slides: http://tbranyen.com/talks/growing-up-with-backbone | |
| - source: https://github.com/tbranyen/growing-up-with-backbone | |
| - build step | |
| - makes code more portable | |
| - structure | |
| - separate your code from third-party code | |
| - make your JavaScript as small as possible and still debuggable | |
| - enable source maps (fundamental for development) | |
| - modules | |
| - easier to test and maintain | |
| - organize modules so the template, JavaScript and CSS are all together | |
| - package managers | |
| - makes third party code a higher class citizen | |
| - build only what you reference | |
| - decouple loading the configuration from loading the application (RequireJS specific) | |
| # advanced architectural patterns with Backbone and cujoJS | |
| - problems with many script and link tags | |
| - blocking/synchronous | |
| - dependency management? | |
| - globals | |
| - identifier conflicts | |
| - no clear dependencies | |
| - JavaScript modules | |
| - loaders are non-blocking | |
| - organize code better | |
| - explicit dependencies | |
| - too many dependencies | |
| - need to mock or stub each dependency to test | |
| - inversion of control | |
| - dependency injection | |
| - components don't deal with own dependencies; another entity provides them | |
| - use constructors to inject dependencies | |
| - problem: main module is huge | |
| - solution: composition plans | |
| - describe components and their lifecycles | |
| - components have own view, HTML and (potentially) CSS | |
| - aspect-oriented programming | |
| - decorate methods of a component to provide additonal behavior | |
| - mediator | |
| - "meld" | |
| - before/after actions | |
| - DOM manipulation | |
| - lots of code | |
| - difficult to test | |
| - solution: OOCSS | |
| - DOM should reflect application state | |
| - CSS defines visualization of state | |
| - toggle classes instead of directly manipulating DOM elements | |
| # becoming a control freak with controllers and promises | |
| - promises | |
| - background | |
| - serialize asynchronous operations | |
| - supported by Backbone and jQuery | |
| - <% doSomething.then(doSomethingElse) %> | |
| - everything should belong somewhere | |
| - controllers | |
| - MVC is well-known | |
| - drain your routers | |
| - controllers are "finite" | |
| - they can be paused (if not displayed) | |
| - they can be destroyed | |
| - monogamous components | |
| - components should only interact with one application layer | |
| - expand your component toolbox to what fits | |
| - component toolkit | |
| - ViewModel | |
| - exports array of properties (passed to view) | |
| - no events, just reflects the model | |
| - DataStore | |
| - model factory method | |
| - RouterMap | |
| - PageController | |
| - enables a dependency graph of every page | |
| - mobile constraints | |
| - less memory & CPU power | |
| - less screen space | |
| - higher cost of requests | |
| - page bundle (bundle of all the javascript for one page) | |
| - concepts | |
| - make extension easy | |
| - mixins | |
| - helpers (not member functions) | |
| - helper modules, just add as a dependency | |
| - create/document hooks | |
| - pre/post route | |
| - pre/post render | |
| - small, unintrusive changes | |
| - avoid branching and merging | |
| - modify in place | |
| - train release model | |
| - train leaves every day (code is released) | |
| - if you're ready, hop on the train (push a commit) | |
| - otherwise, catch the next train (push to the next release) | |
| - the frontend has a backend | |
| - models are "backend" | |
| - views are "frontend" | |
| - think slowly | |
| - Backbone's friends | |
| - Fiber (inheritance) | |
| - Q (promises) | |
| - FastClick (touch events) | |
| - Venus (test runner) | |
| - AMD (module pattern) | |
| # soundcloud breakout session | |
| - waveforms | |
| - generated on the server | |
| - served to the client as JSON | |
| - rendered using canvas | |
| - views | |
| - ID passed to the constructor | |
| - instantiate models themselves | |
| - models | |
| - identity map to keep track of instances | |
| - override the constructor | |
| - if ID is found in custom store, return reference | |
| - if not, fetch from server | |
| - no relationships | |
| - reference counting (to keep identity map from growing too big) | |
| - custom store | |
| - identity map | |
| - iterated through once a minute | |
| - models with a reference count of zero are removed | |
| - play button | |
| - uses a global event bus to propagate through application | |
| - remote refresh | |
| - client polls server every set interval | |
| - used to force clients to update | |
| - CSS | |
| - loaded by component using require | |
| - added as a style tag | |
| - SEO | |
| - no rendering on the server | |
| - possibly putting information in a noscript tag | |
| # i like my jQuery plugins warm and toasty | |
| - talk | |
| - slides: http://johnkpaul.github.io/presentations/backboneconf/2013/toasty-plugins/ | |
| - Backbone views can be used to encapsulate widgets | |
| - Backbone views | |
| - widget initialization | |
| - event binding | |
| - organization | |
| - Backbone view + jQuery plugin? | |
| - old and busted: throw everything into initialize! (or render) | |
| - new hotness: use defaults for plugin options | |
| - design pattern: facade | |
| - a simple interface that abstracts a more complicated process | |
| - which parts differ between instances? | |
| - does it need external configuration? | |
| - hide plugin-specific parameters | |
| - view's configuration should abstract the plugin | |
| - does it need external control? | |
| - expose methods on the view that call the plugin's methods | |
| - does it need proxied events? | |
| - bind jQuery plugins' events to methods on the view | |
| - law of demeter: principle of least knowledge | |
| # beyond jQuery widgets: JS UI library design | |
| - talk | |
| - slides: http://slid.es/pamelafox/js-ui-library-design | |
| - jQsuery plugins | |
| - standard to write UI libraries | |
| - not perfect | |
| - depend on jQuery | |
| - inconsistent/non-existent architecture | |
| - hide private functionality | |
| - closures! | |
| - idempotent constructor | |
| - save instantiation info in the DOM | |
| - customization | |
| - parameters for widget options | |
| - if instantiated on same element, take new options | |
| - clear defaults | |
| - declarative | |
| - data-elements for specifying options in the DOM | |
| - data-elements for construction | |
| - observable | |
| - should emit events developers can listen for | |
| - AMD compatible | |
| - should work with or without AMD | |
| - dependencies | |
| - jQuery (DOM manipulation) | |
| - LucidJS (events) | |
| - Q (promises) | |
| - underscore (helpers) | |
| - testable | |
| - mocha | |
| - jsdom | |
| - chai | |
| - sinon | |
| # enterprise and the mobile web | |
| - enterprise | |
| - slow to adapt | |
| - long-term view | |
| - Backbone is closest to snap-in solution | |
| - most popular framework | |
| - plenty of plugins | |
| - modularity | |
| - built into Backbone's philosophy | |
| - if you deleted all the view-related code, the library would still function | |
| - extract reusable functionality into base classes | |
| - composition can be used to resolve inheritance issues | |
| - caching | |
| - data stores | |
| - local storage | |
| - 5mb limit | |
| - webSQL | |
| - deprecated standard | |
| - better support (for now) | |
| - indexedDB | |
| - transactional database | |
| - key/value store | |
| - polyfill | |
| - asynchronous queries | |
| - cacheable models | |
| - name property to indicate bucket | |
| - transaction to retrieve from cache | |
| - fetch latest data from server | |
| - offline | |
| - offline actions should be synced to server when connection is restored | |
| - override sync functions | |
| - write model to local storage or server, depending whether or not online | |
| - ask for write permission from database (serial instead of parallel transactions) | |
| - what to write to the server when client comes back online? | |
| - special bucket for unsynced actions | |
| - only trigger success callback once event has fired twice (once locally, once to server) | |
| - <% success = _.after(options.success, 2) %> | |
| - create a cursor that loops through the store, syncing all the actions | |
| - conflict resolution | |
| - strategies | |
| - client always wins | |
| - if there's a conflict, server copy is overwritten | |
| - server always wins | |
| - if there's a conflict, client copy is overwritten | |
| - custom resolution | |
| - security | |
| - keys | |
| - app secret key | |
| - create new user | |
| - API granted key | |
| - graduated levels of permissions | |
| - q&a | |
| - why override individual model sync functions instead of core Backbone ones? | |
| - what if another model doesn't need the overridden version? | |
| - functionality that is specific to a particular method | |
| - tip (from someone who works at Simperium): use Simperium for syncing! | |
| - why do conflict resolution client-side? | |
| - enterprises want "data integration apps" | |
| - all the data won't be in one silo | |
| - APIs might not have built-in conflict resolution | |
| - how to sync multiple items at once? (batch request or serial XHRs) | |
| - depends on the backend | |
| # Backbone at Disqus: a postmortem | |
| - pre-Backbone | |
| - inconsistent product experience | |
| - CSS arms race | |
| - overly-specific selectors | |
| - !important | |
| - difficult to introduce new features | |
| - brittle, buggy | |
| - ran a lot of code on the host page | |
| - conflicts | |
| - security and privacy issues | |
| - user identity rendered on DOM in host page | |
| - publisher can extract visitor information | |
| - iframe | |
| - Same-Origin Policy prevents access from parent | |
| - can't be modified or inspected | |
| - no more conflicts | |
| - XSS vulnerabilities are contained | |
| - not typical web application | |
| - no address bar or permalinks | |
| - loaded repeatedly, potentially multiple times per page | |
| - short-lived | |
| - backbone refactor | |
| - project start: december 2011 | |
| - beta: may 2012 | |
| - release: june 2012 | |
| - hurdles/solutions | |
| - iframe | |
| - problems | |
| - no reference to the parent page | |
| - doesn't resize to fit content | |
| - doesn't know viewport size, URL, document fragment | |
| - solution: Backbone + postMessage | |
| - use postMessage to trigger events on message bus | |
| - content-security policy | |
| - http://benvinegar.github.io/csp-talk-2013 | |
| - instance wrangling | |
| - problems | |
| - models appear multiple times, in different collections | |
| - some models are "fresher" than others | |
| - solution: Backbone.UniqueModel | |
| - wraps the constructor of a model | |
| - model is always unique | |
| - later models are canonical | |
| - event proxies | |
| - problems | |
| - instance replacement | |
| - example: replacing different user models (guest, logged in user) on authentication | |
| - solution: proxy model | |
| - session is a model that contains a user | |
| # resources | |
| - http://backplug.io | |
| - a searchable archive of Backbone plugins | |
| - http://ricostacruz.com/backbone-patterns | |
| - a list of Backbone patterns | |
| - http://backbonerails.com | |
| - series/screencasts on building apps with Backbone and Rails |
Thanks for sharing!
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Brilliant notes, thanks! Hope you keep it up tomorrow ;)
Thank you, good read!
Thanks! Here are just the links from the notes:
https://speakerdeck.com/backbonerails/little-opinions-big-possibilities-the-tools-and-patterns-for-building-large-scale-backbone-applications
https://speakerdeck.com/landau/test-driven-backbone-development
https://github.com/landau/tddbackbone
http://caliper.io/blog/2013/backboneconf-tooling-and-services-session/
http://bobholt.me/bbconf-bos-2013
https://speakerdeck.com/mwunsch/the-geologic-time-scale-of-gilt-dot-coms-view-layer
http://tumbledry.org/2011/05/12/screw_hashbangs_building
https://github.com/mwunsch/handlebars.scala
http://sealedabstract.com/rants/why-mobile-web-apps-are-slow/
http://kristoferjoseph.com/Building-Reflow-BackboneConf-2013/
http://javascriptweblog.wordpress.com/2011/05/31/a-fresh-look-at-javascript-mixins
http://topcoat.io
http://tbranyen.com/talks/growing-up-with-backbone
https://github.com/tbranyen/growing-up-with-backbone
http://johnkpaul.github.io/presentations/backboneconf/2013/toasty-plugins/
http://slid.es/pamelafox/js-ui-library-design
http://benvinegar.github.io/csp-talk-2013
http://backplug.io
http://ricostacruz.com/backbone-patterns
http://backbonerails.com
Thanks all, backboneconf rocked! Already making plans for next year's!
Thanks for this! :D
Awesome! Much better note-taker than I am. Thanks a lot for sharing!
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I did a write up on the session I ran at our blog - thanks to those that came along.