By rss@youtube.com (GoogleDevelopers) The AJAX Libraries API is a CDN for the popular open source JavaScript libraries. We are starting with jQuery, Prototype, Script.aulo.us, Dojo, and MooTools, and will expand from here. Learn more about why you should use the Google CDN to access these libraries.

By Rey Bango I think the impact of this reaches further than just the jQuery project and validates how important well-managed JavaScript frameworks such as jQuery, Dojo, MooTools et al. have become to application development. With the focus shifting heavily to increasing performance of JavaScrip...

By dion Erik Arvidsson, founder of Closure, awesome JS hackers, on the history Alex Russell, founder of Dojo and Chrome Frame Dimitry presentation on JavaScript libraries Google Closure: how not to write JavaScript Learning Closure with goog.net Inheritance Patterns in JavaScript “Just wh...

Create a custom Dojo build for your custom widgets without including any modules from the dojo/dojox/dijit packages into your build output. Custom Dojo builds reduce the number of modules to be downloaded by combining all the modules into a single file, thereby reducing the number of ne...

Article shows how to create Ajax forms with server-side actions using the Dojo toolkit and Zend Framework. Shows creation of a sample user login form that uses dojo.io client-side packages and Zend_Controller and Zend_Filter_Input server-side packages.

By Dion Almaer Voting has started in Dojo land to take in John Resig’s Sizzle next-gem CSS selector engine. Overview It’s very likely that Sizzle will eventually expand into other areas of JavaScript libraries (such as DOM manipulation and event binding).

By Robert Creating easily some frameworks with those 4 tools. Mootools allows you to create some effects easily. Yahoo UI library allows you to create a thousand of interfaces and effects. Dojo allows you to create widgets, graphs and etc. OpenRico allows you to create animations, ajax, drag and drop...

By Matt Raible I really like the idea behind both projects, but I can't help but think Script.aculo.us is a little better. Why? Because its creator is a designer (vs. a developer) and its development is driven by one of the most popular web frameworks and it was built from a real-world application rather than...

By Dion Almaer We also delve into Canvas land and the fun and frolics that are planned for The Ajax Experience in Boston that happens soon. I am excited about the framework mini-events that happen around the same time too, and gather the crew behind jQuery, Dojo, and Prototype.

In this article, learn to use Dojo and Ajax to develop reusable components that can easily be integrated with core applications. A a step-by-step example shows how to develop a Web application that adds mailing capabilities to an existing blogging application, generates mailing widge...

By Dion Almaer JSON format used strongly in both; Comprehensive Ajax Solution: Dojo has it all; Standards: "Dojo not only implements published standards, but also drives them"; Communities and support: Strong communities, with support offerings behind ...

By Dion Almaer Secondly, we have Ajax the Dojo way which takes us on a trip down dojo.data and dojox.Grid lane... two differentiating features that Dojo comes with. The chapter builds a wishlist system using these features. ...

By Tom Sullivan There are now more AJAX libraries than any sane person can even consider. So, with that, we concentrate on the more established ones: Dojo, Ext, Google Web Toolkit, jQuery, MooTools, Prototype and Scriptaculous, and Yahoo User Interface ...

By Matt Raible Next Ajax Steps: In open source land, try the OSS toolkits, Eclipse ATF and participate in Ajax communities (Apache/Zimbra, Eclipse, Mozilla, Dojo, Scriptaculous). Scott moved to fast for me to catch his recommendations for Microsoft developers. He did have positive things to say abou...

By jhawk Inserting the Dojo Toolkit into NetBeans 5.5 1. Download the latest version of Dojo Toolkit File->New Project->Web->Web Application 7. Copy Dojo Toolkit into the Web Pages Directory 1. Setting up Dojo in your Page 3. Add the Widget to the HTML

By Sanjiv Jivan JQuery : JQuery is really slick. Its lightweight, powerful and has a very intuitive API. Unlike Dojo or Ext, JQuery is a library and not a framework and typically targets different use cases. Dojo or Ext are probably not the best choices if you want to sprinkle some Ajax magic on some of your int...

By Dion Almaer Some may think "hmm, what about Dojo Offline?" The great news is that the Dojo crew were in the loop wrt this project, and Brad has ported Dojo Offline to use Google Gears as the base platform. We interviewed Brad Neuberg, who is working on Dojo Offline thanks to SitePen.

By David A. Utter We analyzed 12 popular Ajax frameworks, including 4 server-integrated toolkits - Direct Web Remoting (DWR), Microsoft ASP.NET Ajax (a.k.a. Atlas), xajax and Google Web Toolkit (GWT) -- and 8 purely client-side libraries -- Prototype, Script.aculo.us, Dojo, Moo.fx, jQuery, Yahoo! UI, Ric...

By Michael Mahemoff In my recent post on current concerns with Ajax, there was a comment about lack of documentation for Dojo and Prototype. In the comments (of the Ajaxian post and my blog post), project members asked what would you like to see wrt documentation? Here’s my wishlist for Ajax framework docs, in...

By Dion Almaer AOL has launched their AIM Webmail beta that uses Dojo for rich interaction a la Gmail and Yahoo! Mail. AOL has been a long term fan of Dojo and it shows in view source: PLAIN TEXT HTML:         Source: Ajaxian Original Article: http://ajaxian.com/archives/aol-launches-dojo-based-ajax-w...

By Chris Cornutt Alexander Netkachev shows, in this new post on his site, how to create an Ajax-based login page with the help of the Dojo library and a new offering from Zend - the Zend Framework. The Zend Framework is a MVC-based framework written in ...