Greg Larrenaga

It is an internal method inside the [`each-*` binder](https://github.com/mikeric/rivets/blob/master/src/binders.coffee#L218). It looks like it gets called when, after initially looping though the collection and building the initial DOM, one of the...

@PierBover I am not a collab on this repo, I cannot mark stuff as bug etc. Though, from lurking on this Repo pretty hard for the last year or so,...

@NVO and @PierBover Here is a [previous issue thread](https://github.com/mikeric/rivets/issues/337) talking about something similar. Ammo for your arsenal? I personally feel that (since rivets does not currently send any special events)...

You are right. This should be labeled as a bug. The line in question is here: https://github.com/mikeric/rivets/blob/master/src/rivets.coffee#L67 I think all you would need to do is [check if the element...

@Leeds-eBooks You are correct, I don't think this is the expected behavior, in the last few weeks there have been at least 2 posts This one, https://github.com/mikeric/rivets/issues/452 and this one,...

Hi Superware, This is the perfect scenario for a custom binder. Something like `rv-typeahead` I don't have the time to shoe-horn a typeahead implementation into jsfiddle. But here is what...

Hi Superware, You are correct about the `rv-value` binder. That binder only listens for `input` events. You can check here in the definition of the `rv-value` binder, https://github.com/mikeric/rivets/blob/master/src/binders.coffee#L75 It is...

You are correct again. I believe the original reason for using the 'input' event vs the 'change' event was that 'change' will only fire on blur and 'input' fires as...

I dont know for sure, but it seems like allot of people using this library are also using Backbone, so they would know about changes on the model via backbone...

Rivets listens for changes on the model you bind. It does this for Objects by wrapping all properties in getters and setters. For arrays, it overrides the splice, push, pop,...