Building on a previous topic, we continue our ongoing series of Dojo tutorials with Advanced Charting. While most developers only need basic charts, dojox.charting is capable of highly advanced charts: charts with animations, charts that respond to changes in data, and charts that respond to events.
Communication. Lead.
Today we continue our ongoing series of Dojo tutorials with Dojo Charting. Presenting statistical data in a readable, eye-catching manner is important, but it can also be difficult.
LAS VEGAS – At the IBM Impact 2011 conference here, IBM announced both Maqetta as well as the open-source contribution of its Maqetta HTML5 visual authoring tool to the Dojo Foundation. Maqetta is an open-source project that provides WYSIWYG visual authoring of HTML5 user interfaces using drag-and-drop assembly, and supports both desktop and mobile user interfaces.
Building on our continuing series of Dojo Tutorials, learn about Creating Builds. The build system is critical for any real web application.
Next in our ongoing series of Dojo mobile tutorials, we create the Settings View of our TweetView app. In the previous post, Getting Started with TweetView: Tweets and Mentions, we solidified our mobile application’s file structure, reviewed TweetView’s goals, and created the Tweets and Mentions views by coding tweetview._ViewMixin andtweetview.TweetView.
HTML5 and EcmaScript 5 provide very powerful APIs that blur the line between the Web and the Desktop user experience. This has resulted in more organizations choosing to build their applications using Web technologies, rather than using the traditional Desktop approach.
Next in our ongoing series of Dojo tutorials, learn what’s available Beyond Dojo’s Core. One of the things that differentiates Dojo from many other JavaScript libraries is its scope.
Our series of Dojo tutorials continues with Deferreds and Promises. Deferreds are a wonderful and powerful thing, but they’re really an implementation of something greater – a promise.
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