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What is the purpose of backbone.js?

I tried to understand the utility of backbone.js from its site http://documentcloud.github.com/backbone , but I still couldn't figure out much. ...
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How should you build your database from source control?

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What should every developer know about databases? [closed]

Whether we like it or not, many if not most of us developers either regularly work with databases or may have to work with one someday. And considering the amount of misuse and abuse in the wild, and the volume of database-related questions that come up every day, it's fair to say that there are ce...
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Why is it impossible to override a getter-only property and add a setter? [closed]

Why is the following C# code not allowed: 16 Answers 16 ...
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How do search engines deal with AngularJS applications?

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Sort JavaScript object by key

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Saving an Object (Data persistence)

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What kinds of patterns could I enforce on the code to make it easier to translate to another program

.....? Profit!(?) *by powerful I mean that this takes 4 lines: myinput = raw_input("Enter something: ") print myinput.replace('a', 'A') print sum(ord(c) for c in myinput) print myinput[::-1] Show me another language that can do something like that in 4 lines, and I'll show you a language that's ...
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Creating a singleton in Python

This question is not for the discussion of whether or not the singleton design pattern is desirable, is an anti-pattern, or for any religious wars, but to discuss how this pattern is best implemented in Python in such a way that is most pythonic. In this instance I define 'most pythonic' to mean tha...
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Learning assembly [closed]

I decided to learn Assembly language. The main reason to do so is being able to understand disassembled code and maybe being able to write more efficient parts of code (for example, through c++), doing somethings like code caves, etc. I saw there are a zillion different flavors of assembly, so, for ...