Thanks for covering this, Sarah.

I would've released sooner, but I put the project on the backburner for most of the 3 months of beta testing to work work on my most recent theme release. It's actually one of the methods I use to allow my brain to recharge and come back to a project with a fresh perspective. Get 90% or so done. Work on something else for a while. Then, come back and finish.

There are public JavaScript functions for interacting with ButterBean. This is the part built on top of Backbone.js. This is also a huge milestone for me in development. I've never built something in JavaScript meant to be extended. It's also really nice because with 50 lines or so of code, I can do something like a media modal without having to use jQuery to manipulate the DOM.

Anyway, I hope folks like it. I'm working on getting started tutorial right now and will get it published shortly.