I'd love to take a peek, if you want to mail an invite to jashkenas at gmail. Replacing Backbone.sync is totally legit -- and is indeed what having Backbone.sy

I'd love to take a peek, if you want to mail an invite to jashkenas at gmail. Replacing Backbone.sync is totally legit -- and is indeed what having Backbone.sync in a single place is intended for. There are many good paths to data persistence: REST/CRUD, RPC, aggregated JSON, CouchDB or Mongo, LocalStorage, and so on. Backbone.sync is just the default implementation for the common case. I think that one of the more exciting things about JS development these days, is how open and flexible the patterns still are.