There’s a new dojo.beer on the schedule and it’s popping up in Washington, D.C. during our next Public Dojo Workshop!
We just wanted to give a shout out to all the capitol-based JavaScripters, to join us for a drink near the hill! Hope to see you there!
Craving to create your own Dojo Widget? Our latest tutorial will show you how!
In this recipe, we’ll be covering how to leverage pieces of Dojo and the Dijit framework to create your own custom widgets.
Want to learn more? Check out the tutorial.
Is there something you’d like to learn how to do with Dojo? Always wanted to know how something in Dojo works? Leave us a message in the blog comments and we’ll see about getting a tutorial created for you. Or sign-up for an upcoming SitePen Dojo Workshop to get a fully immersive hands-on experience with Dojo.
Time to suit up for our latest Dojo Tutorial!
The dojo.declare method is the foundation of class creation within the Dojo Toolkit. dojo.declare allows for multiple inheritance to allow developers to create flexible code and avoid writing the same code routines. Dojo, Dijit, and Dojox modules all use dojo.declare; in this tutorial, you’ll learn why you should too.
Want to learn more? Check out the tutorial.
Is there something you’d like to learn how to do with Dojo? Always wanted to know how something in Dojo works? Leave us a message in the blog comments and we’ll see about getting a tutorial created for you. Or sign-up for an upcoming SitePen Dojo Workshop to get a fully immersive hands-on experience with Dojo.
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Last week, we announced Free Dojo Support to help Dojo developers with their ongoing development efforts and improve the way they were using Dojo.
Our first question comes from Dojo user Abdullah H. Al-Shaikh who asked:
I Have Been Working On Dojo For Quite Some Time Now… But I Can’t Put My Finger On The Proper Way To Start And Then Build A Stable Large Scale Dojo Project.
My Question Is What Is The Best Way To Start A Dojo Project?
I’m Looking For:
- Best Practices.
- Applying Modularity
- Prototyping vs. Closures.
- Mixing And Matching With Different JavaScript Libraries (Namespaces)
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More dates!! Cheaper options!! More locations! Beer!
WE HEAR YOU!
Join us for any number of workshops across the US and rest assured, you’ll get a brain-load of code and we’ll even throw in a pizza and a (dojo.)beer!!
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