Dojo
The Dojo Toolkit is an open source JavaScript Library that allows users to develop JavaScript/Ajax-based applications and websites.
Monday, April 23rd, 2007
Category: Dojo
, JavaScript
, Library
, Offline
Brad Neuberg and the SitePen team has been working tirelessly to get this beta out of the door. Now we have the Dojo Offline Toolkit in beta, released to the world: Dojo Offline is a free, open source toolkit that makes it easy for web applications to work offline. It consists of two pieces: a Read the rest…
Category: Dojo
, Showcase
Viktor Zeman, of Quality Unit, has created Support Center, a support ticket application based on Dojo. In fact, they have extended Dojo to deal with problems such as: Upload files in the background Asynchronnous requests Packaging of classes Templates Services They plan to publish this work. Support Center itself bears a little resemblance to Google Read the rest…
Wednesday, April 18th, 2007
Category: Dojo
, Editorial
Ryan Breen put out a call for help on a distributed performance test that had many people hitting a Dojo charting system. The results are now in and the data seems to show: At 37ms, Safari is easily the fastest implementation, over 3 times faster than Firefox. Internet Explorer is by far the slowest, but Read the rest…
Monday, April 16th, 2007
Category: Dojo
Dojo is getting some big changes. One of them is a change in the widget structure. The Dojo folk just updated us on the status of Dijit, the new system. To get an idea of what is going on, check out this PDF that gives you what you need to know: Dijit looks cleaner and Read the rest…
Thursday, April 5th, 2007
Category: Dojo
Ryan Breen and the Dojo folk wanted to take a look at the performance of Dojo Charting on various browsers. Ryan setup a test page that you can click on, that will measure the performance. The more diverse a group we can get the better, so give it a shot and take a peak at Read the rest…
Thursday, March 29th, 2007
Category: Canvas
, Dojo
Dylan Schiemann has posted his presentations on dojo.gfx which are themselves written in dojo.gfx instead of Powerpoint/Keynote/S5. Web Vector Graphics and Dojo – Draw This! Web Vector Graphics: Myth or Reality? Vector Graphics and Comet with Dojo It would be nice if you some key bindings were put into the presentations :)
Monday, March 26th, 2007
Category: Dojo
, JavaScript
, Library
David Alberts of yWorks GmbH has created yFiles AJAX, a library for creating web based diagrams built on top of the Dojo Toolkit. A couple of demos are available such as: Graph Viewer The Graph Viewer Demo Application demonstrates viewing a graph with zooming, panning, overview and additional node and edge information. Realizing a slightly Read the rest…
Thursday, March 22nd, 2007
Category: Dojo
, Showcase
Kayuda is a new web based mind map tool that makes it easy to create and share your maps. The application has been released as an early alpha, and is based on Dojo. Create a map and play around with it. It performs really well, and feels Pipes-y.
Tuesday, March 20th, 2007
Category: Announcements
, Component
, Dojo
TurboAjax Group is proud to announce the release of the TurboGrid 3 beta version. This long awaited release supports virtual scrolling, column sizing, compound rows, variable row height, dynamic sizing of columns and grid, fixed columns, tons of events, and much more. TurboGrid is currently available for download for evaluation purposes. Additional licensing options will Read the rest…
Friday, March 2nd, 2007
Category: Dojo
, Showcase
BuildASign is a simple Ajax tool that lets you design signs. If you fancy printing a quick sign that uses Dojo on the client side to .Net on the back end, you have found the place.
Tuesday, February 27th, 2007
Category: Dojo
, JavaScript
, Offline
, Screencast
Brad Neuberg keeps sprinting with his offline work for Dojo. He has just released a demo of an offline aware editor, and a release of the code itself: We’ve finished the JavaScript layer of Dojo Offline. Dojo Offline consists of two major pieces: a JavaScript API that is included with a web application, and which Read the rest…
Monday, February 26th, 2007
Category: Dojo
, Yahoo!
"We make it easier to work with Yahoo’s services than Yahoo does." That is what Alex believes as he announces that Dojo supports Yahoo! Pipes, which adds to the forward-thinking JSON-P style endpoints. It’s cool and interesting to be able to call out to Pipes from your server-side web-app, but what the mashup-mad word REALLY Read the rest...
Tuesday, February 6th, 2007
Category: Dojo
, Offline
Niall Kennedy has taken a look at the various local storage options from various browsers, and cross-browser in Boost Ajax performance using local storage. His article touches on the good ole cookie, Flash local Shared Object, Internet Explorer userData, and Firefox DOM Storage. He talks about pros and cons, and efforts such as dojo.storage. Conclusion Read the rest...
Tuesday, January 23rd, 2007
Category: Dojo
, Offline
Brad Neuberg keeps it moving with the Dojo Offline Toolkit API. His latest work details the early API via example. The example is a web based email system, and the code using the API is below (and shows you how you would use it). The interesting news is that you can start work even without Read the rest...
Monday, January 22nd, 2007
Category: Dojo
, Java
IBM has released Ajax for IBM WebSphere Platform Early Program. This initial release includes Dojo Toolkit 0.4.1 as well as a comet implementation for WebSphere Platform Messaging (v6.0), and three end-to-end sample applications that illustrate how Dojo can be incorporated into J2EE applications running on existing WebSphere platforms. All of the features (including an offline Read the rest...
Thursday, January 18th, 2007
Category: Dojo
, Showcase
Does anyone get the feeling that a fair few people saw early Google Maps mashups and realised that it was a killer app for real estate? :) Alex Blyakhman and his team have added many rich Ajax features to Colorado Home Stop using Dojo. You will see how this app can handle thousands of properties Read the rest...