The document discusses Backbone.js and provides details about its core components and functions. It outlines event handling methods like on, off, and listenTo. It describes models and collections, explaining attributes like get, set, and sync. It also covers views and how they connect models and the DOM through render functions and event bindings. Finally, it mentions routing and how Backbone supports defining routes and navigation actions.

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object.on(event, callback, [context])
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object.off([event], [callback], [context])
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object.once(event, callback, [context])
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object.trigger(event, [*args])

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object.listenToOnce(other, event, callback)

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off
listenTo
stopListening
change
change:attribute
destroy
sync
invalid
error
change
change:attribute
destroy
add
remove
DOM events

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27. get(attributes)
set(attributes)
change
change:attribute
destroy
add
remove
sync
via JSON
fetch
destroy
validate
id
url
urlRoot

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30. model

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33. add(model)
remove(model)
change
change:attribute
destroy
add
remove
sync
via JSON
fetch
sort
pluck
findWhere
push/pop
remove
at
url

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<div>

38. render()
this.el
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render()

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render()
remove()
initialize
undelegateEvents
tagName
className
id
touchend

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46. Backbone.history.start()

47. routes
actions
route
navigate

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