If I have done my homework correctly, I have come to learn that Backbone does not have built-in save event that is triggered when a model is saved using the model's save method (even though there is a destroy event).
I have also learned that Backbone has a nifty mechanism for creating custom events using the Backbone.Events object. Using the latter works, but I have the impression that it is not fine-grained enough for my needs.
My setup is as follows. I have a table (view) built up of rows (views) with each row having a reference to a model. When the model is saved, I'd like to update/render the row to reflect the changes.
How does one go about creating a save event that is triggered when a model is saved so that the table row (view) that has a reference to that model is updated?
In other words, I'd like to be able to do the following:
this.model.bind('save', this.render);