#Overview This example demonstrates how to use LoopBack with Backbone.Marionette.
It's a simple "To Do" list application that uses LoopBack on the back end and Backbone.Marionette on the front end. It also uses LoopBack authentication and authorization.
#Prerequisites Before starting, makes sure you've followed Getting Started with LoopBack to install Node and LoopBack.
Install Bower to manage front-end dependencies:
npm install -g bower
#Procedure
To see the example in action, do this:
git clone https://github.com/michael-lee/loopback-example-backbone-marionette
cd loopback-example-backbone-marionette
npm install
slc run
Or, execute gulp
to see the example in development mode with reload capability.
#License MIT License