Close #711

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Close #694

- Blur saves instead of discarding changes
- Whitespace consistency
- Pass JSHint

Tabify React examples

Lavaca

Knockout input value trimming on edit

Ember input value trimming and text selection removal

Backbone input value trimming on edit

 - 2x: The unminified version contains invariants that shouldn't be used in production and slow it down.

 - 3x: Adding a shouldComponentUpdate override in order to short-cut re-rendering the component when props and state didn't change. In order to do that, we need to avoid doing mutations by doing a shallow copy and only modifying what changed

 - When React 0.5.0 will be released, it will give another 1.5x.

Other miscellaneous changes:

 - Update class="..." to className="..." to work in 0.5.0 (still works in 0.4.1)
 - Use prop="..." instead of prop='...'
 - Use filter(f, this) instead of filter(f.bind(this)) to prevent a function allocaton

Redo Batman App

data-yield header in markup
use data-context todo
move view-related methods to view
reorder model definition, use @Alfred
simplify which tab is active
clean up routes
put run in HTML
save when completed changes
When done editing, trim the title and save the record, if no title, delete record
change form binding, make views for other controller actions
let binding save checked todos, rename keypress listener

fix clearCompleted method variable name conflict.

remove FIXME as Polymer issue 186 is now closed

TypeScript/Angular example was outdated

2) fixed bower.json and VS project file
3) switched to compiling all TS files into one JS file
4) syntax fixes for compatibility with TypeScript 0.9.1.1
5) more readable DI annotations: removed calls on prototypes, used $inject
6) directives as classes are not supported by angular directly, so made them factory functions
7) more idiomatic access to controller methods from view
8) web.config generated by VS for debugging in IE to work
9) comments, typos, etc

Ticket #688 - Fix for Store#find returning on first prop match

This fixes an issue where Store#find would return any item that had just 1 property match. It now goes through every property and unless it finds a property that does NOT match the query, it assumes it's a match.