Dojo Toolkit
Dojo is a cross-browser AJAX/DHTML toolkit for building dynamic Web UIs. Dojo includes a rich-text editing component, an aspect-oriented event system, rich drag-and-drop support, a rapid-prototyping framework for building new widgets, and a full-featured abstraction for XmlHTTP I/O. In short, it's a very fast way to build Web interfaces.
| Tags | Internet Web Browsers Dynamic Content Software Development Libraries Application Frameworks |
|---|---|
| Licenses | AFL |
| Implementation | JavaScript |
Recent releases
- 01 May 2009 17:39
Changes: This minor release contains several high-priority fixes addressing CSS Query Selector regressions, plugs XSS vectors in the demos and components, and offers updated internationalization packages. All Dojo 1.3 users are advised to upgrade immediately.
- 01 Apr 2009 21:03
Changes: This is the initial release of the 1.3 branch, and introduces several new DOM APIs, a new CSS Selector engine "Acme", and significantly improved performance in NodeList, Events, and Widgets. This release covers initial Internet Explorer 8 compatibility, improves Chrome and Safari compatibility, and addresses over 700 outstanding bugs.
- 08 Dec 2008 15:03
Changes: Critical, but low-risk, bugs were fixed. One critical ContentPane regression was addressed. i18n bundles were updated. DnD fixes were made. Other minor test fixes and changes were made. A safe migration path for the 1.2 branch is offered. Neither 1.2.1 or 1.2.2 are published to the various CDNs, and 1.2.3 is expected to be the last dot-release on the 1.2 codebase.
- 06 Nov 2008 18:11
Changes: This release contains critical, low-risk security and bug fixes for the 1.2 release, including several DataGrid issues in IE 7, internationalization updates, small drag and drop fixes, and a critical cross-domain RichText Editor fix. It addresses several Dijit performance issues.
- 10 Oct 2008 14:58
Changes: This release adds major upgrades to Dijit (the UI system), including visual polish, an attribute manipulation API, speed improvements in the CSS selector engine, new widgets in DojoX, advanced cross-domain Ajax transports, charting events, GFX events, and accessibility improvements. Over 1,000 issues have been addressed across the three projects. A single-file download of dojo.js as a Base Utility library is now available.
