After the last tutorial on how to make fancy rounded tabs, I thought it might be interesting to take a look on how to make a widget which lets you transform a simple “div” into a nice looking one with rounded corners and flexible width/height, using just one image.
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Date added: March 21st, 2008 | Author: nonken
The bling, one of the best global variables in JavaScript. A tool which has come to mean, as a function, a way to locate a node or set of nodes. And, as a namespace, a simple way to access often-used functionality. “This can’t be done with Dojo,” you insist. But you’re wrong, it’s really easy. The ideas behind this little symbol are quite simple and I’m going to show you how to create your own customized version of it.
Date added: March 13th, 2008 | Author: pottedmeat
As I mentioned in the dojo.moj.oe blog entry, I have every intention of fully tutorial-izing the demo. To continue from where we left off with the topic cookie and simultaneously start a series of small tutorials, I present to you: Mojo part I
Date added: March 3rd, 2008 | Author: dante
This is a quick cookie to cover a really cool topic. Custom events and Dom Events are all well and good for method-to-method functionality. It is a really common use case to connect some event happening to call another function, but when you get into really ambiguous, large applications, you need some mechanism to just say “hey, something has happened, act accordingly” … dojo.publish and dojo.subscribe provide just that mechanism.
Date added: February 29th, 2008 | Author: dante
Everybody likes rounded buttons, rounded page elements and last but not least, rounded tabs. Fortunately dijit comes with great theming possibilities, so I will show you how you can make your own fancy rounded tabs using a simple image sprite and a couple of CSS classes.
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Date added: February 22nd, 2008 | Author: nonken
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