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Yes, EXCEPT for ScrollableView and SwapView. These WIDGETS REQUIRE ALTERNATIVE WAYS to scroll and flip, ex. buttons.

Yes, except for ScrollableView and SwapView. These widgets require alternative ways to scroll and flip, ex. buttons.

YES, use the TABINDEX attribute for this PURPOSE. IconItem, IconMenuItem, LISTITEM, TabBarButton and ToolBarButton all have the tabindex attribute initially set to 0 by default.

Yes, use the tabindex attribute for this purpose. IconItem, IconMenuItem, ListItem, TabBarButton and ToolBarButton all have the tabindex attribute initially set to 0 by default.

Yes, you can SET the ALT attribute for IMAGES and the title attribute for DOM buttons. See tests/test_a11y.html for examples.

Yes, you can set the alt attribute for images and the title attribute for DOM buttons. See tests/test_a11y.html for examples.

No, we SUGGEST that you use the PAGE ZOOM function available on some BROWSERS for this PURPOSE.

No, we suggest that you use the page zoom function available on some browsers for this purpose.

Make sure to set the alt, title and role ATTRIBUTES. VoiceOver will read WIDGETS with these attributes set. SEE tests/test_a11y.html for examples. However, the VALUE of a SpinWheel can not be read by VoiceOver in 1.8.

Make sure to set the alt, title and role attributes. VoiceOver will read widgets with these attributes set. See tests/test_a11y.html for examples. However, the value of a SpinWheel can not be read by VoiceOver in 1.8.

Some of the advanced FEATURES of dojo.parser, such as &LT;SCRIPT type=”dojo/method”> and <script type=”dojo/connect”>, are missing. BASIC features are compatible with dojo.parser.

Some of the advanced features of dojo.parser, such as <script type=”dojo/method”> and <script type=”dojo/connect”>, are missing. Basic features are compatible with dojo.parser.

In Dojo 1.9 the SIZE of dojox/mobile/parser is 2KB (built and gzipped), while dojo/parser (PLUS its dependent MODULES that are not required by the dojox/mobile BASE) is 5KB.

In Dojo 1.9 the size of dojox/mobile/parser is 2KB (built and gzipped), while dojo/parser (plus its dependent modules that are not required by the dojox/mobile base) is 5KB.

No, you don’t have to. dojox/mobile/parser is a subset of dojo.parser. Usage and how it works are basically the same. It has no mobile specific features. dojox/mobile/parser’s ONLY advantage over dojo.parser is its smaller code size. If your APPLICATION UNFORTUNATELY does not work with dojox/mobile/parser, you can replace it with dojo.parser. Also if you are embeding your mobile application in an hybrid CONTAINER such as Cordova, the size might not matter that much and you might prefer to pick the FULL parser.

No, you don’t have to. dojox/mobile/parser is a subset of dojo.parser. Usage and how it works are basically the same. It has no mobile specific features. dojox/mobile/parser’s ONLY advantage over dojo.parser is its smaller code size. If your application unfortunately does not work with dojox/mobile/parser, you can replace it with dojo.parser. Also if you are embeding your mobile application in an hybrid container such as Cordova, the size might not matter that much and you might prefer to pick the full parser.

JavaScript.

JavaScript.

It is to prevent RAW HTML RENDERING result from being shown before DOJO&AMP;rsquo;s rendering finishes. The visibility will be RESTORED by the initialization code in dojox/mobile/common.

It is to prevent raw HTML rendering result from being shown before dojo&rsquo;s rendering finishes. The visibility will be restored by the initialization code in dojox/mobile/common.

Some Dojo Mobile widgets are not accessible. For example, the ScrollableView can only be scrolled by using touch gestures. You must develop alternative ways, ex. BUTTONS for scrolling, to ENSURE accessibility. Other examples requiring alternatives are SwapView FLIP and ListItems editing.

Some Dojo Mobile widgets are not accessible. For example, the ScrollableView can only be scrolled by using touch gestures. You must develop alternative ways, ex. buttons for scrolling, to ensure accessibility. Other examples requiring alternatives are SwapView flip and ListItems editing.

• ”LIKE CRACK for WEB developers”
• Any function can be NOTIFIED when other function fires
• Any DOM object can be connected to any function dojo.event.connect(”id”, ”ONCLICK”, listenerObj, ”handleOnClick”); 

&LT;SCRIPT&GT;
dojo.require(”dojo.widget.Editor2”);
</script>
<!-- ... -->
<TEXTAREA dojoType=”Editor2”>
...
</textarea> 

<script>
dojo.require(”dojo.widget.Editor2”);
</script>
<!-- ... -->
<textarea dojoType=”Editor2”>
...
</textarea> 

• Libraries provides routines for handling the environment
• Consist of svg, html, style and dom packages
• Provides some METHODS for arrange HTML DOCUMENT
• There is also methods for handling DOM trees and SVG MODELS
• Those routines extend EXISTING routines

A widget is COMPRISED of two RESOURCES:

• A .js file that consists the LOGIC of the widget
• An HTML SNIPPET that carries the way the widget is presented

A widget is comprised of two resources:

• Dojo is sometimes advertised as AJAX FRAMEWORK
• It is able to make AJAX REQUESTS with Dojo
• But the TECHNIQUE of binding is under the abstraction LAYER that Dojo has.

Limitation of DOJO are :

• It needs much network
• Developer remains dependent on the browser support for the Dojo
• In the CASE of commercial application there is no way to hide the Dojo code
• DOCUMENTATION is quite narrow
• In the case of commercial application there is no way to hide the Dojo code.

Limitation of Dojo are :

• ”Like crack for web developers”
• Any FUNCTION can be NOTIFIED when other function fires
• Any DOM OBJECT can be connected to any function dojo.event.connect(”ID”, ”onClick”, listenerObj, ”handleOnClick”);

• DIJIT: It is a widget system and COMPONENT library layered on top of Dojo it ENABLES the user to re-use or use REPROGRAMMED widget
• DojoX: It contains WIDGETS, utilities and classes that are not yet ready for inclusion in the main Dojo library. It has experimental elements and widgets.

• Widget toolkit is also a very noticeable part of Dojo toolkit
• Widget is a user interface object that has a layout and some PROPERTIES
• In Dojo WIDGETS are HTML+CSS BOUND by JAVASCRIPT
• Dojo has lots of useful widgets e.g. TABS, sorting table, dialogs

Dojo is not a part of Ajax; it is an open source JavaScript toolkit, designed to ease the quick development of JavaScript or Ajax-based applications and WEBSITES. It provides you with lots of custom components like data grid, scroller, CALENDAR, etc. It SERVES some data-structure mode like collection and array list, and it also provides some advanced API’s like API to make AJAX calls.

While, AJAX is an Asynchronous JavaScript and XML, TOGETHER they make it possible to make JavaScript function call to your server and trigger a response. They use XMLHttpRequest and XMLHttp response object.

Dojo is not a part of Ajax; it is an open source JavaScript toolkit, designed to ease the quick development of JavaScript or Ajax-based applications and websites. It provides you with lots of custom components like data grid, scroller, calendar, etc. It serves some data-structure mode like collection and array list, and it also provides some advanced API’s like API to make AJAX calls.

While, AJAX is an Asynchronous JavaScript and XML, together they make it possible to make JavaScript function call to your server and trigger a response. They use XMLHttpRequest and XMLHttp response object.

• dojo.lang.*
• WRAPPERS for common IDIOMS
• Functional PROGRAMMING APIS

For EXAMPLE:

• dojo.lang.forEach
• dojo.lang.map
• dojo.lang.assert

For Example:

DOJO Architecture INCLUDES :

• DojoX
• Dijit
• Dojo Core
• Dojo Base
• Custom code
• UTIL

Dojo Architecture includes :

• Even if Dojo is nice, BEAUTIFUL etc, it is QUITE heavy
• The DOCUMENTATION is still quite narrow
• Needs MUCH network
• Developer depends on the browser support for the Dojo
• There is no WAY to hide the Dojo code in case of commercial application

In Dojo, Modules are individual CODES that can be loaded separately. They are identifying using a string that is similar to the file path where the CODE is DEFINED.

Example: my/module/class.

In Dojo, Modules are individual codes that can be loaded separately. They are identifying using a string that is similar to the file path where the code is defined.

Example: my/module/class.

• Dojo consists of JavaScript FILES
• Package system takes CARE that only needed files are included
• Each JavaScript file can be named as package dojo.provide(dojo.string)
• By that NAME the package can be taken in use dojo.require(dojo.string)
• One has not to remember any file or directory names
• Only dojo.js has to be included into HTML document
• That file takes care of initialization of Dojo
• There is a couple of pre packaged builds that CONSIST of different kinds of packages e.g. Widget, event or IO builds.

• For Dojo, developer has to depend on the browser support
• In the CASE of commercial APPLICATION there is no WAY to HIDE the Dojo code.

• Dojo is based on HTML and JavaScript, so its EASY for the developers to learn it fast.
• There is no requirement of learning new PROGRAMMING language. Just HTML and JavaScript knowledge if SUFFICIENT.
• Dojo PROVIDES higher abstraction LAYER to the programmer. So, it helps the programmers to develop powerful functions very easily.
• Dojo has already invented the wheels for the programmers and now programmers just have to use the Dojo api into their application

Components that COMES along with DOJO Framework includes:

• Dojo TREE
• Dojo List box
• Dojo CALENDAR CONTROL
• Dojo Grid
• Dojo Button, etc.

Components that comes along with Dojo Framework includes:

• DEVELOPMENT was STARTED by Alex RUSSELL and Dylan Schiemann in 2004
• The first Dojo code was written in Septemper 2004
• Nowadays 40 000 downloads and over 40 developers and COMPANIES

• DOJO Tree
• DOJO BUTTON
• DOJO Calendar control
• DOJO Grid
• DOJO LIST BOX

• ContentPane
• LinkPane
• BORDER Container
• Tab Container
• SPLIT Container
• Stack Container
• ACCORDION Container

• Dojo bases on the HTML and JAVASCRIPT
• Developer has not to USE any strange programming language
• Dojo ups abstraction layer in a higher level
• Developer has not to REINVENT wheel when STARTING programming PROJECT

Application support LIBRARIES in DOJO consists of:

• I/O PACKAGE PROVIDES routines, e.g., for AJAX binding
• For DRAG and drop operations DND package provides routines
• Useful routines are available for login, animation and storage.

Application support libraries in Dojo consists of:

• Associative ARRAYS
• Loosely typed variables
• Regular EXPRESSIONS
• Objects and classes
• Highly evolved date, math, and string libraries
• W3C DOM support in the DOJO

The dojo/ready module has a function that records a callback that will RUN once the three CONDITIONS have met:

• DOM is ready
• All outstanding or REMAINING modules of requested code have completed LOADING
• Other registered functions with a higher priority have completed.

The dojo/ready module has a function that records a callback that will run once the three conditions have met:

The BASIC directory STRUCTURE of the application is very SIMPLE and it will evolve later:

• /index.html - The application ENTRY point.
• /app - The application module.
• /app/main.js - The main script for app module.

The basic directory structure of the application is very simple and it will evolve later:

Dojo is a JAVASCRIPT FRAMEWORK, an assembly of UTILITIES written to ease development of client-side WEB applications. It is a tool for constructing dynamic web user interfaces.

Dojo is a JavaScript framework, an assembly of utilities written to ease development of client-side web applications. It is a tool for constructing dynamic web user interfaces.