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I'm rather confused about a few things: 1) Is there no index.html? 2) Can you develop locally? 3) How do you use the templates you showed? 4) Is the boilerp
by tbranyen 15y ago
I'm rather confused about a few things:
1) Is there no index.html?
2) Can you develop locally?
3) How do you use the templates you showed?
4) Is the boilerplate you provide open sourced anywhere?
- colevscode 15y ago1) By default, Backlift generates the index.html file based on a few configurable parameters. We think this will work in many cases since the index file for a backbone.js site can simply provide a container for your html templates. 2) Not currently. 3) If you're starting a new app and you need a starting point you can do so by downloading a template. You can alternatively run "backlift init" with an existing project. 4) Not yet. We're thinking of creating a github project where devs can upload their own templates or tweak ours. Pulled templates will become available from the CLI. We don't have a specific timeline for this yet.
- karl_nerd 15y ago| 2) Not currently. Shouldnt you be able to create your own index.html and then be fine as long as you dont hit Backbone.sync ?
- rbxbx 15y ago2) Wouldn't http://documentcloud.github.com/backbone/docs/backbone-localstorage.html http://documentcloud.github.com/backbone/docs/backbone-local... work for local development?
- jeromegn 15y agoBy the way, this is being actively developed: https://github.com/jeromegn/Backbone.localStorage https://github.com/jeromegn/Backbone.localStorage