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javascript error

on page 47, when localstorage functionality as an option for the module is coded..
The declaration var Module.Localstorage = {.. is used.

I guess the dot should be left out

lib folder

You're referencing a lib folder in many of the html files, which is supposed to contain stuff like jquery.js:

<script src="../lib/jquery.js" type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8"></script>

But the folder and file(s) are missing in your repo.

somehow the event does not be triggered.

I put the code as below,somehow the event of click has not been triggered. Could you help suggest?

<script> var Tasks = Spine.Controller.create({ events: {"click .item": "click"}, click: function(e){ // Invoked when .item is clicked } }); var tasks = TaskController.init({el: $("#editor")}); </script>

Code Commenting.

Hey, Great book, I'm enjoying the hell out of it. Its pretty much exactly what I need to refine my javascript to the next level. However, I'm trying go through your examples here, and I'm dying because there isn't any code commenting. Brief comments to clarify what is happening would help immensely I think.

I'm on chapter 3 trying to wrap my head around the ORM and Model specifically and I can't seem to follow what's happening. Explanations of what and why you write what you write would improve these companion files in my opinion.

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