Philip Roberts latentflip

Here's where I am at with things for Float:

done a load of stuff with backbone, and it's what we use in production
played with ember, but nothing too serious. Thinking it might be good for Float, but it's got a steep learning curve initially, so it may never happen.

Having read http://trek.github.com and worked through the examples, and compared it to what I've done in backbone. My thoughts are:

Not sure that reading the code does this justice at the moment, but here it is:

If you mix this into your backbone model, and devine a "properties" hash you'll have computed properties in backbone.

Example usage:

class MyModel extends Backbone.Model
  @mixin Backbone.Mixins.WithComputedProperties

	#!/usr/bin/env ruby

	if File.exists?("package.json")
	puts "Already got a package.json in this directory."
	puts "Continue? y/n"

	confirm = gets.chomp[0]

	unless confirm == "y"
	exit

	-module(doctor).
	-export([loop/0]).

	loop() ->
	process_flag(trap_exit, true),
	receive
	new ->
	io:format("Creating and monitoring process.~n"),
	register(translator, spawn_link(fun translate_service:loop/0)),
	loop();

	App.BookView = Ember.View.extend
	templateName: 'book'

	App.BooksController = App.ListController.extend()

	App.BooksView = Ember.View.extend
	templateName: 'books'

	<!DOCTYPE html>
	<html>
	<head>
	<title>Bootstrap 101 Template</title>
	<!-- Bootstrap -->
	<link href="css/bootstrap.min.css" rel="stylesheet">
	</head>
	<body>

	<body>

	App = {
	Views: {}
	}

	class App.Views.ListItem extends Backbone.View
	events:
	'hover' : 'onHover'
	'click a[rel=delete]' : 'onDelete'

	initialize: ->

	#depends on underscore

	_.isConstructor = (thing) ->
	if thing.name && thing.name[0].toUpperCase() == thing.name[0]
	true
	else
	false

	class Instrumentor
	constructor: (namespace) ->