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The Backbone.js homepage assumes that you're somewhat familiar with building JavaScript-heavy web applications ... I can see how it would be lacking if you're c
by jashkenas 15y ago
The Backbone.js homepage assumes that you're somewhat familiar with building JavaScript-heavy web applications ... I can see how it would be lacking if you're coming at it fresh.
Would you like to see an official tutorial listed on that page, or would a screencast be better? Doing a section linking out to all of the third-party tutorials is another option.
- mccutchen 15y agoI would always rather see a text tutorial than a screencast.
- ez77 15y agoYes, please! Any form of official tutorial would be welcome. And indeed, if you could "endorse" high-quality tutorials by linking to them it would be great.
- avolcano 15y agoA good official tutorial would be fantastic, one that walked through something with a little more complexity than the basic to-dos demo. It's not that the official docs are particularly hard-to-read, it's just that it's very much a reference that doesn't give you a good place to start or "big picture" overview.
- ramanujam 15y agoThis is a great step by step tutorial leading to the Todos example. http://arturadib.com/hello-backbonejs/ http://arturadib.com/hello-backbonejs/ Including it or something similar would be beneficial for beginners. As someone else mentioned, an official collection of good tutorials will be really helpful.