Configuring Backbone.Model Properties With Less Code
My previous post demonstrated the use of `Object.defineProperty` to programmatically add a list of properties to an ES6 class, such as a Backbone.Model subclass, reducing the amount of boilerplate code necessary. The example in that post added simple getters and setters, but it’s possible to go further for Backbone.Model properties.
By moving common property configuration and handling logic into a base model class, the many concrete model subclasses can be quite simple and compact. In a single line of code, you can create a new property, with getters, setters, defaults, deserialization support, and many other potential features.
