Bootstrap Table using JSON Interface & Backbone.js

Onlineshop - Bootstrap Table using JSON Interface & Backbone.js Abstract Given an existing JSON http-api data interface returning onlineshop products, i need to have a backbone.js view showing the list of products in a bootstrap sortable table.  Prerequirements The following prerequirements are given and need to be re-used as they are to meet the acceptance criterias. Code The attached file [login to view URL] contains the code base. MySQL DataBase The attached file [login to view URL] contains the mysql database. JSON Data Interface @ http://localhost/onlineshop/api/products you will get the json representation of data from the database.  Requirements User Perspective As a user i am starting here at http://localhost/onlineshop/index.html. when i click [Products] in the menu i want to have a new page shown to get the list of products in a sortable and nice looking table. I want to get the same view by directly accessing the following urls in the browser: http://localhost/onlineshop/products http://localhost/onlineshop/products/ Technical Perspective Usage of backbone.js for client side MVC Model The JSON Data must be loaded to backbone.js model. So a product model needs to be created which contains all available data which was returned by json interface. The model must consist out of: single product item a collection of multiple product items View A view and template is needed to render the table containing the product list. The html output can be a simple table containing all fields from the product. But the menubar must still be shown. - the view [login to view URL] and the template [login to view URL] can optionally be reused to meet the requirement for the menubar Control Backbone.js routing must be used, to map the urls (as mentioned above) in the correct way. Usage of bootstrap for visualization The table html which is rendered by backbone.js must use the given bootstrap style/css.  Acceptance Criterias The requirements are all met from a user and technical perspective. No changes must be done for: the mysql database structure the json interface definition and its implementation No changes must be done for: subdirectory [engulfing] and its content onlineshop/[login to view URL] is the only access point to the application so accessing http://localhost/onlineshop/products/ must be handled by the backbone.js routing in other words, there must not be a subdirectory [products] in [onlineshop] having another [login to view URL] write a short summary of what you did Optional Beside the hard acceptance criterias mentioned above you might think of... cleaning up code which is not needed to meet the requirements comment your code (but i can read your code, so it’s not a must) Future Perspective I am looking for capable programmers doing the implementation on my project. It’s much more than just an onlineshop. There’s something bigger ahead. So I would be glad to have you beeing a part of it.