I noticed that when I load template code (using swap) that contains a form, its submit doesn't get intercepted.

Proposed change to swap:

swap: function(content) {
  var s = this.$element().html(content);
  this.trigger('changed');
  return s;
},

The workaround, for now is that the user code will just have to call this trigger after swapping.

No biggie. Usually when I include Javascript in my templates I just code normally. I found that a correct regex wasn't matching because of an unescaped character.

I'll show it with an example:

This is normal code in a .js file, later included in the template

   return e.className.replace(/[^\d]/g, '');

when I put this code inside a template, however, the backslash needs to be escaped:

  return e.className.replace(/[^\\d]/g, '');

I'm submitting this issue mainly because it took me a while to figure out why the regex was not matching.