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title: Adaptors
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Adaptors are a way of teaching Ractive to communicate seamlessly with other libraries such as Backbone. This means that you can, for example, have some or all of your app's data handled by Backbone - including fetching from and saving to your server, validation, sorting, filtering and so on - but still build a reactive user interface using Ractive, without having to create custom View classes or adding a whole load of event binding code.
Adaptors are a way of teaching Ractive to communicate seamlessly with other libraries such as Backbone. Technically adapter is a way to override the standard Ractive methods(get, set, reset...) on their own methods for working with data in Ractive. Or telling Ractive how he should work with my special type of data. This means that you can, for example, have some or all of your app's data handled by Backbone - including fetching from and saving to your server, validation, sorting, filtering and so on - but still build a reactive user interface using Ractive, without having to create custom View classes or adding a whole load of event binding code.

It's probably easier to show, rather than tell: [this example application](http://examples.ractivejs.org/backbone) uses Backbone models describing all the James Bond films. The [code for the Backbone adaptor is here](https://github.com/ractivejs/ractive-adaptors-backbone).

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