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Practical Dojo Projects

โœ Scribed by Frank W. Zammetti (auth.)


Publisher
Apress
Year
2009
Tongue
English
Leaves
465
Edition
1
Category
Library

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โœฆ Synopsis


The era of professional JavaScript development has arrived! Gone are the days when writing all the clientโ€“side code for your applications by hand yourself was the norm. Gone are the days when scrounging around the Internet to find a snippet of code to do something you need could lead to either decent code or utter garbage that you'd surely regret using later.

No, writing highโ€“quality JavaScript these days is a whole lot easier with the advent of topโ€“notch libraries that save you time and effort, and one that stands out from most others is Dojo.

Dojo is a library like few others: written by some of the best JavaScript coders around today, providing nearly everything you'll need to write modern rich Internet applications, all in one place. From Ajax to widgets, to clientโ€“side persistence and language extensions, and many points in between, Dojo has it all.

In Practical Dojo Projects, you'll learn all about what Dojo has to offer. You'll see it in action in the form of five fully functional applications, which include

  • A contact manager for storing info for all the important people in your life
  • A code cabinet: a place to store, index, and get code snippets from
  • A stock tracker to keep track of your stock portfolio
  • A message forum for open discussions on topics you define
  • Even a fun little game!

By the time you've finished reading, you'll have a firm grasp on what Dojo is all about, and you'll have the preparation you need to begin to use it yourself in your own projects. See you inside!

โœฆ Table of Contents


Front Matter....Pages i-xxiii
Front Matter....Pages 1-1
Introduction to Dojo....Pages 3-39
Dojo Core....Pages 41-114
Dijit....Pages 115-156
DojoX....Pages 157-211
Front Matter....Pages 213-213
That Human Touch: Contact Manager and Client-Side Persistence....Pages 215-263
A Place for Your Stuff: Dojo Code Cabinet....Pages 265-328
Idiot Blob: The Game!....Pages 329-377
When the Yellow Pages Just Isnโ€™t Cool Enough: Local Business Search....Pages 379-440
Back Matter....Pages 441-454

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