In this chapter, we learned about the great variety of tools available to the Backbone community. In particular, we looked at RequireJS and Bower for dependency management, Backbone Paginator and BackGrid for rendering paginated tables, and Handlebars for templating. We also looked at using Grunt for build management, CoffeeScript for an alternative syntax, and this author's own tool, BackSupport, for general-purpose solutions to many of the minor inconveniences of Backbone.

In the next chapter, we'll wrap things up by reviewing a summary of everything we've covered in this book. We'll also take a brief look at how the lessons learned can be applied to a real-world use case. Finally, we'll finish up with a look into the sources for learning even more about Backbone.