Backbone.js walkthrough of Models and Views (Part 1/2)

This is an extension of the example found here: http://arturadib.com/hello-backbonejs/docs/5.html

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Education

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• backbone.js
• jquery
• walkthrough
• javascript
• mvc
• html 5
• software tutorial

[tkhamdan]

eclipse! ewwwwww



[troygdaniel]

@tkhamdan wrong answer... aptana studio 3 ;)

[SimeVidas1]

The URL "byteidea.com/backbone_tutoria­­l.zip" is dead. Could you please provide a working URL?

[troygdaniel]

@SimeVidas1 byteidea.com/backbone.zip should work

[varandz]

Sir, this link:

byteidea.com/backbone_tutoria­­l.zip

brings me doteasy: The page you requested is unavailable page.

is there any other place I can download this example?

[troygdaniel]

@varandz byteidea.com/backbone.zip should work :)

[troygdaniel]

Hi all - I've placed the above tutorial at the following link:

byteidea.com/backbone.zip

[AlienWebguy]

@troygdaniel It's because there's a hidden character in the url [wbr][/wbr] - pastes into notepad as byteidea.com/backbone_tutoria­­-l.zip

[joebuffalo243]

where can i find the source to this tutorial. not the original from the other guy becauase i have that. I was wondering if this specific tutorial is on github someplace?

[troygdaniel]

@cerlestes Thanks :) ... and appreciate the suggestion. The encoding is happening on the client-side (HTML) - and would assume an SSL connection when passing along the password. I agree, base64 encoding is not "safe" by itself.

[cerlestes]

Nice Video! You shouldn't just base64 the password tho, but instead hash it using sha256 in 4096 or more rounds. Even if an attacker (man-in-the-middle, trojan horse, ...) listens for the password entered, he won't be able to retrieve it's plain text as easily as he could when just using base64. On the server side, just treat the given hash as if it was the user's plaintext password.