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title = "Instant Backbone.js Application Development - Thomas Hunter II"
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date = 2016-04-03
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updated = 2021-02-12
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tags = ["books", "thomas hunter ii", "reviews", "javascript", "backbone.js",
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"web development", "it", "stars:1", "published:2013"]
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[GoodReads Summary](https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/18301513-instant-backbone-js-application-development):
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Learn something new in an Instant! A short, fast, focused guide delivering
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immediate results.
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{{ stars(stars=1) }}
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Got this in a promotion, expecting to understand why I should learn backbone.
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And the problem is, although the book goes into building a SPA and tells every
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single step, it severely lacks the "why" you should do such things. Why you
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should create a "Routes" property on your app; why you have collections AND
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models, why Backbone can't infer the collections by the models and so on.
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In the end, I think I learnt more about LoDash than Backbone.
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