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Posts Tagged ‘Dojo’

Creating Dojo Widgets Programmatically or Declaratively

Creating Dojo Widgets Programmatically or Declaratively

The Dojo Toolkit has an awesome UI framework called Dijit.  Dijit is an expansive set of Dojo widget that allow you to create highly themeable, functional forms, layouts, and much more.  One of the highlights of Dijit, from a developer’s... (Continue reading)

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Create a Context Menu with Dojo and Dijit

Create a Context Menu with Dojo and Dijit

Context menus, used in the right type of web application, can be invaluable.  They provide shortcut methods to different functionality within the application and, with just a right click, they are readily available.  Dojo’s Dijit frameworks provides an easy way... (Continue reading)

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TR Dojo: Enable Windows 7 logon screensaver with a quick registry hack

TR Dojo: Enable Windows 7 logon screensaver with a quick registry hack Bill Detwiler shows you how to enable a Windows 7 logon screensaver with a quick and easy registry hack. Read more on ZDNet ... (Continue reading)

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Dive Into Dojo Series: Dive Into Dojo Chart Theming

Dive Into Dojo Series: Dive Into Dojo Chart Theming

I just wanted to give everyone a heads up about my latest Dive Into Dojo post: Dive Into Dojo Chart Theming The previous installment of the Dive Into Dojo series shows how easy it is to Dive Into Dojo Charting to... (Continue reading)

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Dive Into Dojo Series: Dijit and Charting

Dive Into Dojo Series: Dijit and Charting

I just wanted to give you all a heads up that I’ve started a Dive Into Dojo series over on the SitePen blog.  The series will aim to cover the basics of jumping into the world of the Dojo Toolkit.... (Continue reading)

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Quick Dojo Setup Snippet for MooTools Developers

Quick Dojo Setup Snippet for MooTools Developers

We’re all used to aliasing methods within our favorite JavaScript frameworks. For example, you’ll see the following pattern within jQuery: (function($) { //your jQuery here, referenced by $ })(jQuery); You may also see the following pattern within MooTools code: (function($) { //your MooTools here, referenced... (Continue reading)

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