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    <ul> <li>Normally model instances should be passed to views in the <code>options</code> argument to the <code>initialize</code> method.</li> </ul> <p>Generally models represent data that either is currently or will eventually be stored in database somewhere. Now, sometimes you want to create a model just for managing ephemeral browser state, which is fine, but the common case is that most read/edit/delete views don't create models unless that's their primary purpose like a "Post New Comment" form. So normally if your view has to show some models, allow them maybe to be updated and saved, they should come into the view in the <code>options</code> argument to the <code>initialize</code> function.</p> <p>However, if your view really needs so many models and nothing else in your system cares about them, just create them during <code>initialize</code> and store them directly as properties on <code>this</code> (your view instance) and off you go.</p> <p>If you post a more complete code sample, we can give specific recommendations, but as it is it looks like if you have a <code>LoginView</code> and you need more than 1 model for it, you might be off in the weeds design-wise.</p> <p><strong>Part Deux</strong></p> <p>OK, so it looks like you think every API endpoint needs a model. Just implement those as methods on a single model class that use <code>Backbone.sync</code> with the appropriate <code>url</code> option.</p> <pre><code>var Model = Backbone.Model.extend({ resendActivation: function () { return Backbone.sync.call('update', this, {url: fn_helper.restDomain()+ 'user/token/activation/new'}); } }); </code></pre> <p>You may have to do some manual triggering of events and I'm not sure what your API returns, but fundamentally these are all dealing with a single user record and can be handled by a single model.</p> <p>Misc unrelated tips:</p> <ul> <li><code>_.bindAll(this);</code> //don't bother listing methods out</li> <li><code>this.model.on('reset change', this.render);</code> //bind multiple events at once</li> <li>JavaScript by vast majority convention use camelCase not lower_with_underscores</li> </ul>
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