Backbone.js is a popular open-source JavaScript “MV*” framework that has gained significant traction since its first release a little over three years ago. Although Backbone.js provides structure to JavaScript applications, it leaves a lot of design patterns and decisions up to the developer, for better or worse, and developers run into many common problems when they first begin developing in Backbone.js.
Therefore, in this article, we’ll explore different design patterns that you can use in your Backbone.js applications, and we’ll look at many of the common gotchas that trip up developers.
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