Actually, according to an email received by Michael Nieling from Ocupop, Inc, the creator of the Backbone.js logo, the font used is Open Sans.

Here is a screenshot of the Email:

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@Berumen635

For a free font that matches, you could try Lato. (Also in Google Fonts.) As Bala says, the K and J are different.

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@Voss6371140

The font name is Core Humanist Sans Light and this is not a free font, and the letter "K" and "J" are special among other fonts. Navigate to see the Glyphs character for this font, here is the link.

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