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Dojo Fundamentals: Creating Object-Oriented Widgets |
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Spot on |
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2007-12-09 04:44:27 |
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Peter Svensson
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I've been using dojo since 3.2. I've been fairly satisfied with building things out of existing widgets.
Lately, I have come across projects which really need their own widgets, and having read through the dojo book's example on creating your own Dijjits (Widgets), I'm left mostly confused. Where should I put which files? What to name them? Why and how do they get loaded?
Most of all, the current dojo online dox doesn't give a minimum bare-bones dijjit example. That is why I bought the PDF and it delivered in spades.
Just an idea (to fellow reviewers); Don't review a thing you haven't read :)
I think the writing is concise, and to the point. Five stars.
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