Test for integer-like (but actually string) ids on hasMany relation
Use the primaryKey's encoder when loading hasMany from JSON
Add test for PolymorphicHasMany, use camelcase in HasMany decodedId
nevermind, _dont_ apply the encoder when decoding hasMany relations
don't coerce integer-y, string ids to integers
update model_test
update instance_manipulation_test
update associations tests
typo
adding new filters ceil, floor, round, precision, fixed, and commafy, and correspoding tests
fixing precision and fixed to be a little cleaner, and updating tests. all passing
adding corresponding documentation for new filters
corrected a minor spelling error. cleaned up the tests
formatting filters to match project conventions. removing optional argument in precision and fixed. updating tests
changed the name of commafy to numberDelimeter to better represent what it actually does. also added credit to the creator of the regular expressions
changed numberDelimiter to delimitNumber
Add docs for View lifecycle events
Enumerable#every and #some should always return booleans

Batman's #every and #some methods do not correctly implement the ES5 specifications for the matching
native array methods. While the specifications state that these methods should always return
booleans, Batman's versions will return the last truthy value.

Array#every http://www.ecma-international.org/ecma-262/5.1/#sec-15.4.4.16
Array#some  http://www.ecma-international.org/ecma-262/5.1/#sec-15.4.4.17
Merge pull request #974 from davidcornu/fix-every-and-some

Enumerable#every and #some should always return booleans
document Navigator and subclasses