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Want to learn more about the Dojo Toolkit?

SitePen, the primary contributer to Dojo, wrote today about “FREE Top 10 and 100% FREE Dojo FREE Resource List!“. Worth noticing is the last and final one, Dojo QuickStart Guide. A new good tutorial to get up to speed with Dojo.
From SitePen’s blog by Dylan Schiemann:

Dojo API Viewer. A full-featured API documentation tool, generated from […]

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Dojo Toolkit 1.1 is released

Dojo Toolkit 1.1 was released today with huge improvements. I’ve been testing the beta of 1.1 for some time now and it’s really great.
You can read more details in the Change Log, Release Notes and Porting Guides.
Here are some of the improvements.

An easy to use and significantly improved Dojo API Viewer with some […]

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Dojo Grid with Domino Views

This is the third posting going more in depth of the code I showed at my Lotusphere session BP212: The Great Code Giveaway: “Beyond Cool”. If you haven’t read the first and second article yet I recommend doing so. You find them by clicking the links. You can download the instructions, code and databases here.
What […]

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ComboBox & FilteringSelect for Domino

Today we explore two extended form widgets I used in my Lotusphere session BP212: The Great Code Giveaway: “Beyond Cool”. The first article in this series can be found here. You can download the instructions, code and databases here.
domino.form.ComboBox & domino.form.FilteringSelect
These widgets are extended from dijit.form.ComboBox and dijit.form.FilteringSelect to accommodate for the URL syntax that […]

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Dojo data for Domino

At Lotusphere in my session BP212: The Great Code Giveaway: “Beyond Cool” I showed a couple of widgets and a Grid based on the Dojo Toolkit. I’m going to show you how I did those in a couple of articles the next few days. Instead of going through the code line for line I’m just […]

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Lotusphere 2008 is over, see you in 2009

Photo by Aidy Spender
Rob, Jerald, Troy and I are back home at the office after a very exciting week at Lotusphere 2008. As always I wish I could have attended more sessions but with 5 sessions this year I just ran out of time.

Photo by Macian
Monday Carl Tyler and I had our heat in the […]

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Happy New Year and some updates

First of all, Happy New Year. I hope 2008 will bring you good fortune.
Here at SNAPPS I’ve been extremely busy preparing for my sessions at Lotusphere. I’ve already posted about them here. If you have a chance to attend Lotusphere this year, and are using Domino, I think this will be the most exciting one […]

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Dojo 1.0 released today

The Dojo Toolkit 1.0 was released this morning. Many of us, including me, has waited patiently for this release. Now I can finalize the updated code for Dojo Calendar.
There are many new, improved and awesome features.

New and Awesome:

The Grid. This is the feature everyone’s been waiting for, and now it’s here! With support for virtual […]

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g33k Geekmeet in Stockholm

Troy Reimer and I spoke for a couple of hours in front of 30 or so geeks Tuesday night in Stockholm, Sweden. Ekakan sponsored the event and Troy and I had a great time. We spoke about the Lotus Quickr Templates, you can download them here, and about workflow lotusscript, JSON and the Dojo Toolkit. […]

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SNAPPS templates for Lotus Quickr available to download

It’s been nearly four months since IBM said “go” on the Lotus Quickr template project that you’ve read so much about on my and other blogs. Today, after an exhausting but very rewarding development cycle, we get to say “go” too. Code was complete June 29 (as promised to IBM), testing on Lotus Quickr Gold […]

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