At the end of January, Dojo, a progressive framework from modern web applications, released Dojo 5. Dojo 5 brings a significant amount of bug fixes and improvements in features and tooling. This ...

Dojo 7's ultimate goal is to help developers to build more applications faster and better compared to competing frameworks or older versions of Dojo, but nothing is guaranteed. "Dojo is one of the ...

A number of JavaScript toolkits have emerged to automate common Web development tasks and simplify creating rich user interfaces. Of all the contenders, Dojo stands out as the industrial-strength ...

Dojo is a JavaScript toolkit designed to help developers scale their development process. According to the team, this is the first major rewrite of Dojo in more than 10 years.

Brad Neuberg has released a screencast of a web-based word processor running on Dojo Offline. At the same time, the Javascript API is being released and is ready for evaluation.

Dojo is an open source JavaScript library that offers numerous scripts, widgets, and the like for dynamic Web development. Most importantly, Dojo provides an wrapper for the XMLHttpRequest object.

The description of the package on the Dojo site says there are two parts to the new toolkit, “a JavaScript library bundled with your web page and a small (~300K) cross-platform, cross-browser ...

The first JavaScript file, OOSynchronizer.js, is shown in Listing 11. It defines an OOSynchronizer class that formats and populates the Dojo grid with data.

Another popular open-source JavaScript framework is Dojo. Dojo is based on a number of convenience classes and objects begun by Alex Russell of JotSpot, a startup purchased by Google in 2006. Russell ...