Tag Archives: dojo

Dojo Wins Mobile Slickspeed Shootout

Stefan K. has posted a fascinating run-down of mobile browser performance with regards to JavaScript toolkits. No big shock, but Dojo once again brings home the bacon. I’d love to see these tests re-run with TaskSpeed instead of SlickSpeed, but when you’re doing progressive enhancement it turns out that selector engine performance really matters. Dojo [...]

ZF 1.8 Is Out

Congrats to the Zend Framework team on releasing ZF 1.8! This release updates the Dojo/Dijit integration and includes Dojo 1.3. Not only can you use the ZF view helpers to generate existing widgets, now you can use the view helpers to declare instances of your own components too. If you haven’t tried out ZF, it [...]

JSON-P hacks

The Uxebu guys show how to use Google Spreadsheets as a cross-domain data source. Clever.

Dojo 1.3 Is Out!

Dojo 1.3 is here! (download site) If you’re already using Dojo, this should be a no-brainer upgrade. It’s out-and-out better. As a quick example, dojo.create(“tagname”, { /*properties*/ }) is now the preferred way to build DOM nodes quickly. Its simple API will be natural to anyone who has used dojo.attr(). Even better, Pete’s exciting PlugD [...]

Dojo 1.3b3 Is Out

New Dojo hotness is about to land, and you can get your very own sneak-peek by grabbing one of the beta builds, or if you’re a DOM-and-progressive-enhancement-only kinda person, you can grab only dojo.js. So why should you be switching to Dojo or upgrading to 1.3? You can dig through the nearly 500 fixed bugs [...]