The JavaScript layer for Dojo Offline, including the Moxie demo, were brought to functional completion. This means we have syncing working, including local data storage — Moxie now illustrates and shows both.

Every week we will be sending out a status report on the Dojo Offline Toolkit project to keep folks abreast of what we have accomplished the last week and what is planned for the week ahead. Last week the focus was on syncing and local data storage.

[Note: This blog post is out of date. For up to date information on Dojo Offline please see the official web page.] Hot off the presses, here is another release of the Dojo Offline Toolkit.

Every week we will be sending out a status report on the Dojo Offline Toolkit project to keep folks abreast of what we have accomplished the last week and what is planned for the week ahead. We finished the UI portion of the Dojo Offline Widget, blogged it, and put a demo release up.

[Note: This blog post is out of date. For up to date information on Dojo Offline please see the official web page.] We have posted up the default user-interface widget for Dojo Offline; this is all coded up now in JavaScript and is complete.

Every week we will be sending out a status report on the Dojo Offline Toolkit project to keep folks abreast of what we have accomplished the last week and what is planned for the week ahead. After a bunch of thought to ensure an easy-to-use and powerful API, we blogged what the Dojo Offline API will look like.

Every week we will be sending out a status report on the Dojo Offline Toolkit project to keep folks abreast of what we have accomplished the last week and what is planned for the week ahead. The big task last week was finishing the Dojo Offline API.

This post marks the one week anniversary of the inception of the Dojo cheer squad. Though the facts are still unverified, this may well be the first ever all-male cheer squad in the history of the world.

Milan, Jan. 17, 2007 – The Dojo Toolkit, a modular open source JavaScript library designed to ease the development of AJAX-based applications, has been integrated with Lightstreamer, a high-performance Streaming-AJAX (Comet) engine.