Archive for February, 2009
Using Dojo
Below are slides from a presentation I gave to colleagues at Kiwiplan. The slides cover how to use some core Dojo APIs and also showcase some of the features Dojo provides.
I also modified the javascript console created for my previous blog entry to use Dojo. You can download the source to try out Dojo examples on your local box. You will need Java and Grails installed and can run the server using the usual grails command.
The console can then be accessed at http://localhost:8080/AjaxServer/ (only tested in Firefox).
Javascript & Ajax Basics (Slides + Console)
The following slides are from a presentation I gave at Kiwiplan (my employer).
I’ve also created a live Javascript console to play around with Javascript in a browser. You can download the source and play about with it on your local server. You will need Java and Grails installed and can run the server using the usual grails command.
grails run-app
The console can then be accessed at http://localhost:8080/AjaxServer/ (only tested in Firefox).
Thanks @cgarethc (development manager @ Kiwiplan) for allowing me to post this on my personal blog.
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