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Extend constructors using backbone's .extend signature
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multiple inheritance for Backbone classes, with super method call
Use the Coffee-Script extends keyword outside of Coffee-Script. Useful for easily extending existing existing classes, e.g. `require('csextends')(klass, extensions)`, and for providing your module consumers with an easy way to extend your classes, i.e. `B
Tiny library for extending objects Backbone-style.
Backgrid.js extension to extend the core SelectCell using select2.
Backbone extended View inheritance
A class extending Backbone.Model with support for nested models
Backbone inspired standalone inheritance function.
Baseview is a extended backbone view with convenient methods for manipulating subviews and events.
backbone inherited mixin for .extend()
Router implementation, extends 'ampersand-router', allows to map route handlers to the methods of another object (a la Marionette.Approuter) and provides 'beforeRoute' hook that could be used for implementing custom initialization logic or route filtering
A mixin for extending ampersand-collection with pouchdb persistance.
A modularization of Backbone.js's extend() function for use with JS classes.
Add a backbone-like extend method onto your CoffeeScript classes, making it easy for JavaScript users to extend your CoffeeScript classes
Extends the Backbone.Router to make it easier to construct a large number of routes for your app.
Backbone Class is the missing 'Backbone.Class' in Backbone.js which provides clean JavaScript class inheritence via the Backbone.extend pattern
Set of extendable Backbone Views for working with Bootstrap Modal Dialogs
Create an organized hierarchy of views and subviews with Backbone.BaseView and highly extendable forms with Backbone.FormView
Backbone.subroute extends the functionality of Backbone.router such that each of an application's modules can define its own module-specific routes.