@jenkinsj Great work. This is clean, readable and well commented. Many of the patterns are great for a `hello world` backbone/node app.
I noticed you are using the underscore.js templating engine, and that you are embedding the templates in script tags within a 'shadow' dom poly-fill.
you might want to use <template> tags instead, and use display:none to poly-fill. I found that it works pretty well, and it's more semantically correct. Browsers should expect template tags in the future to be templates. I have tested this in number of browsers and it seems pretty well supported even in IE.
@jenkinsj Great work. This is clean, readable and well commented. Many of the patterns are great for a `hello world` backbone/node app.
I noticed you are using the underscore.js templating engine, and that you are embedding the templates in script tags within a 'shadow' dom poly-fill.
you might want to use <template> tags instead, and use display:none to poly-fill. I found that it works pretty well, and it's more semantically correct. Browsers should expect template tags in the future to be templates. I have tested this in number of browsers and it seems pretty well supported even in IE.
<template> tags reference http://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/webcomponents/templat...