Got users and achievements to load in a neat way

app/collections/AchievementCollection.coffee

@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+CocoCollection = require 'collections/CocoCollection'
+
+module.exports = class AchievementCollection extends CocoCollection
+
+  initialize: (me = require('lib/auth').me) ->
+    @url = "/db/user/#{me.id}/achievements"
+

app/models/SuperModel.coffee

@@ -58,9 +58,6 @@ module.exports = class SuperModel extends Backbone.Model
         return res
     else
       @addCollection collection
-      @listenToOnce collection, 'sync', (c) ->
-        console.debug 'Registering collection', url
-        @registerCollection c
       res = @addModelResource(collection, name, fetchOptions, value)
       res.load() if not (res.isLoading or res.isLoaded)
       return res

app/views/kinds/UserView.coffee

@@ -9,11 +9,13 @@ module.exports = class UserView extends RootView
   constructor: (options, @nameOrID) ->
     super options
 
-    # TODO Ruben Assume ID for now
-    @user = @supermodel.loadModel(new User(_id: nameOrID), 'user').model
+    @listenTo @, 'userLoaded', @onUserLoaded
 
-  onLoaded: ->
-    @render()
+    # TODO Ruben Assume ID for now
+    @user = User.getByID(@nameOrID, {}, true) # Force fetching a user isn't really the clean way to go
+    @user.fetch
+      success: =>
+        @trigger 'userLoaded', @user
 
   getRenderData: ->
     context = super()
@@ -21,4 +23,6 @@ module.exports = class UserView extends RootView
     context.user = @user
     context
 
-  isMe: ->  @nameOrID is me.id
+  isMe: -> @nameOrID is me.id
+
+  onUserLoaded: ->

app/views/user/achievements.coffee

@@ -1,11 +1,18 @@
 UserView = require 'views/kinds/UserView'
 template = require 'templates/user/achievements'
 {me} = require 'lib/auth'
+Achievement = require 'models/Achievement'
+AchievementCollection = require 'collections/AchievementCollection'
 
 module.exports = class UserAchievementsViewe extends UserView
   id: 'user-achievements-view'
   template: template
 
-  constructor: (options, @nameOrID) ->
-    super options, @nameOrID
+  events:
+    'userLoaded': 'onUserLoaded'
 
+  constructor: (options, nameOrID) ->
+    super options, nameOrID
+
+  onUserLoaded: (user) ->
+    @achievements = @supermodel.loadCollection(new AchievementCollection(@user), 'achievements').model