Remove .create and #update methods as they suggest that they act like…

… ActiveRecord's .create and #update_attributes which is not quite the case - they don't trigger any calls on the persistence adapter.

src/model_class_methods.js

@@ -28,12 +28,6 @@ Model.ClassMethods = {
     return this.collection.length;
   },
 
-  create: function(attributes) {
-    var model = new this(attributes)
-    this.add(model)
-    return model
-  },
-
   detect: function(func) {
     var all = this.all(),
         model

src/model_instance_methods.js

@@ -107,11 +107,6 @@ Model.InstanceMethods = {
     return this;
   },
 
-  update: function(attributes) {
-    this.merge(attributes).trigger("update");
-    return this;
-  },
-
   valid: function() {
     this.errors.clear();
     this.validate();

test/tests/model_class_methods.js

@@ -292,13 +292,3 @@ test("reverse", function() {
 
   same(Post.reverse().all(), [post2, post1])
 })
-
-test("create", function() {
-  var Post = Model("post")
-  var post = Post.create({ title: "blah" })
-
-  equals(Post.count(), 1)
-  same(post, Post.first())
-  same(post.attributes, Post.first().attributes)
-  equals(post.attributes, Post.first().attributes)
-})