trying to make a nested collection

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trying to make a nested collection

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Last edited Sep 9, 2012

Created on Sep 9, 2012

This example shows a Backbone.js model for a single sentence, which is parsed from an external JSON file containing transcription, translation, and a list of words with morpheme and gloss data. The sentence model creates a nested collection of words, and the code defines a text collection that stores sentences using the Backbone.LocalStorage adapter. The application initializes by fetching a sentence from the data source and parsing its word components into the nested structure, though the visualization of this nested collection is not implemented in the provided code.

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