After studying backbone and other such Javascript MVC frameworks, I realized that they are not necessary. JS has a wonderful MVC architecture built-in. all JS

After studying backbone and other such Javascript MVC frameworks, I realized that they are not necessary. JS has a wonderful MVC architecture built-in. all JS objects are models by defaults, all views (HTML elements) are models too, and JQuery has a lot of helper functions to simplify events. These frameworks give you a good idea of how to organize your code better and help you standardize implementation, but if you know what you are doing, you can do it anyways. Edit: typo