- Custom build in dojo 1.7. « Ivar Conradi Østhus
In this blog-post I will explain how to do a simple custom build with dojo’s build system. Dojo is a great JavaScript framework and you can read more about it at dojotoolkit.org.
in Development > JavaScript, AJAX & Dojo - A Simple Dojo Charting Example
in Development > JavaScript, AJAX & Dojo - Ajax resource center at IBM developerWorks
Ajax resources, samples, code, tools, tutorials etc.
in Development > JavaScript, AJAX & Dojo - Building a Dojo Application using IBM Rational Application Developer
In this tutorial you will create a Dojo application using the Web tools in IBM® Rational® Application Developer Version 8.0. Rational Application Developer provides wizards, content assist, validation, property views, palette drops, and other visual tools for rapidly developing Dojo web applications. You will build a Dojo-based loan payment calculator. The calculator accepts three pieces of input: loan amount, interest rate, and term. It outputs the monthly payment, a pie chart displaying the percentage of loan costs going towards principal and interest, and an amortization table. There is no submit button because the output fields are updated in real-time as users enter or change input.
in Development > JavaScript, AJAX & Dojo - Create Awesome Pie Charts From PHP Arrays Using Dojo Charting | Tech Chorus
In the previous articles I've written about using Dojo date pickers and filteringSelect widgets. If you are a PHP programmer with little or no JavaScript experience, you can take advantage of the integration of Zend Framework and Dojo Toolkit to build great user interfaces without writing a single line of JavaScript. In this article I will demonstrate how to create awesome pie charts from simple PHP arrays. Check out the demo page to see how our pie chart looks. We draw a pie chart of the types programmers in an obviously fictitious development team.
in Development > JavaScript, AJAX & Dojo - Create dynamic graphs and charts using Dojo
In the world of Web 2.0, web pages are becoming more like applications, and web development libraries (such as Dojo and jQuery) are playing an increasingly important role. In this article, learn to use the dojox.charting feature of the Dojo library for data visualization. You can quickly and easily add great-looking and functional dynamic charts and graphs to your web pages. All you need are some basic JavaScript skills and a copy of Dojo.
in Development > JavaScript, AJAX & Dojo - Create optimized Dojo builds for your custom Dojo artifacts
Create a custom Dojo build for your custom widgets without including any modules from the dojo/dojox/dijit packages into your build output. Custom Dojo builds reduce the number of modules to be downloaded by combining all the modules into a single file, thereby reducing the number of network calls required for the individual module files. These techniques were developed with a real-world project where compact packages were a requirement. This article helps you to create optimized Dojo builds using the Dojo build tool.
in Development > JavaScript, AJAX & Dojo - Create rich data-centric web applications using JAX-RS, JPA, and Dojo
Developing a rich application for manipulating large amounts of data used to be the exclusive domain of desktop applications. Now it can be done in a web application, and you don't have to be a Java™Script guru to do it. Learn how to use the Dojo toolkit to create eye-popping, data-centric web applications and hook them up to a back end based on the JavaEE standards such as JAX-RS and JPA. These technologies allow you to leverage convention over configuration principles to easily wire together complex applications in no time at all.
in Development > JavaScript, AJAX & Dojo - Creating a Dojo chart which resizes according to container size
jsFiddle - Online Editor for the Web (JavaScript, MooTools, jQuery, Prototype, YUI, Glow and Dojo, HTML, CSS)
in Development > JavaScript, AJAX & Dojo - Customizing charts using Dojo
In this article, learn to customize the Dojo 1.5 (see Resources) data visualization library called dojox.charting. Explore the basic customizations of Dojo charting, such as plot customization and axis customization. This article also covers the advanced parameters used for chart customization, such as ticks, gradient, and zooming
in Development > JavaScript, AJAX & Dojo - Developing widgets with Dojo 1.x
Learn the basics of developing HTML widgets using the Dojo JavaScript toolkit. This article gives you an introduction, and provides several examples to help you in the process—starting with sample widgets and moving up to more complex widgets, while highlighting and solving the common issues you could encounter in the development phase. The goal of this article is to give you the basics for developing HTML widgets using the Dojo JavaScript toolkit, starting from version 1.0. The article also describes several examples, beginning with simple widgets and moving up to more complex ones, while solving common issues you might encounter in widget development.
in Development > JavaScript, AJAX & Dojo - Discussion about Dojo 1.7 builds and optimization options
in Development > Web development - Dojo
The JavaScript Toolkit
in Development > JavaScript, AJAX & Dojo by 29 users - Dojo 1.6 API Cheat Sheet
Summary of Dojo APIs
in Development > JavaScript, AJAX & Dojo - Dojo 1.7 draft API Documentation
The Dojo Toolkit
in Development > JavaScript, AJAX & Dojo - Dojo 1.7 draft Docs
Dojo DocWiki
in Development > JavaScript, AJAX & Dojo - Dojo 1.8 Cheat Sheet by karim
Quick reference into Dojo 1.8
in Development > JavaScript, AJAX & Dojo - Dojo 1.x to 2.0 module mapping table
Dojo DocWiki (HEAD)
in Development > JavaScript, AJAX & Dojo - Dojo demos - with mobile demos
A large collection of Dojo and Dojo Mobile demos. Great demos that showcase different features.
in Development > JavaScript, AJAX & Dojo - Dojo docs
The Dojo Toolkit documentation
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