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I've started using [1] state.js for state management with backbone. It has the wonderful ability to extend any owner object with a state machine, so you can tur
by AdrianRossouw 13y ago
I've started using [1] state.js for state management with backbone. It has the wonderful ability to extend any owner object with a state machine, so you can turn models, views or whatever into fully functional FSMs.
I'm actually dying to get around to a project that requires server-side rendering again, because I think having this logic abstracted will make this stuff so much more straight-forward.
I'm already able to replay the entire navigational flow of the site entirely on the server, as part of the tests.
[1] http://statejs.org http://statejs.org
- ssafejava 13y agoThat's really interesting! Could you post any examples of how you're using it?