Google and Dojo, sitting in a tree

Google and Dojo, sitting in a tree: "A bunch of new tools have been added to the Dojo Ajax Toolkit that make it amazingly simple to search all of Googles services from your own site, and display the results however you want. Examples show how to integrate Google with the Dojo Grid, and with the Django templating language. And all with zero server side dependancies!"

Dojo Campus - Feature Explorer

Dojo Campus - Feature Explorer: "This is the Dojo Feature Explorer page. Here you will find useful demos of all of Dojo's features. All demos include their source code, either in HTML markup, JavaScript, or both."

Tagneto: The Beauty of Dojo 1.1: "I am really amazed at the amount of work that has gone into Dojo 1.1. The more I use it, the more I feel it is the complete JavaScript toolkit solution. You can do the small, quick progressively enhanced web sites using just Dojo Base from the AOL CDN, but scale all the way up to very rich experiences that use the full power of widgets, awesome data stores, offline storage, and incredible 2-D drawing capabilities (with charting!).

I feel the Dojo community is really hitting their stride now. Great job everyone!"

Dojo 1.1 Released | The Dojo Toolkit: "The moment has arrived. I've been anticipating this since the first new fixes to trunk were made, shortly after the 1.0 release. I am proud -- no, elated -- to announce what marks another solid run of around-the-clock development: The Dojo Toolkit version 1.1

There were two goals: Preserve API Compatibility, and continue to innovate. With over 800 marked bugs addressed, and countless DojoX enhancements landing, it's easy to forget exactly what has been going all this time. We've written up 1.1 release notes to browse as a starting point, the changelog is available, and most importantly, the download is in place. Check it out, give it a test drive."

Dissecting 0.9's dojo.js | The Dojo Toolkit: "It is entirely possible to use just dojo.js and nothing else from Dojo, and still build great progressively enhanced web sites. It can be considered similar to the basic jQuery or Prototype libraries. It includes all the basics you need from a JS library: DOM querying, event binding, XMLHttpRequest (basic AJAX) and basic effects, plus a few extras for module loading and making JavaScript, CSS styles, and the DOM easier to use."