SpineCloud

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Last edited Mar 15, 2012

Created on Mar 14, 2012

SpineCloud is a login-gated SoundCloud client that retrieves and displays the authenticated user’s data. The application first checks for an OAuth access token in the URL hash, and if absent, renders a login link. It uses the Spine model framework with Spine.Ajax to fetch data from the SoundCloud API, defining a `User` model backed by remote JSON. The interface is built with jQuery templates and CoffeeScript, while the login flow relies on SoundCloud’s OAuth endpoint. No visualization is shown; the example focuses on authentication and data-fetching architecture.

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