WIP: cut-and-paste Backbone, courtesy of sed. Legitimizing changes to
follow; but for now... just use Backbone.
Boneless distills Backbone.js to its
Event, Model, and Collection modules. It is intended:
- to maintain Backbone's RESTful conventions
- to provide a data layer for third-party UI libraries
- to be as supportive as possible of both node and browser environments
And it owes everything to Backbone.js, DocumentCloud, Jeremy Ashkenas, and all of its other contributors
Boneless strives to maintain API compatibility with all of Backbone's Event,
Model, and Collection modules, but due to the removal of compatibility code
and the heavy reliance on ECMA5 extensions and the omission of jQuery it should
not be considered a drop-in replacement.
It ships with independent implementations of Backbone.sync for use in both
browser- and server-side environments.
MIT