becomes @ listenTo @ collection, 'reset', @ addAll @ listenTo @ model, 'change:name', @ updateName
See jsfiddle version 2
Running through Chrome again, the click events are now behaving as expected, we've taken care of our detached DOM nodes, and there are only 2 instances of ItemView now as we would expect. That's pretty great for such an easy change, hats off to the backbone team for that one.
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variable_counter = :"#{variable}_counter" if @ collection
[variable, variable_counter]
end
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