The Dojo Toolkit is a modular open source JavaScript library, designed to ease the rapid development of JavaScript or Ajax-based applications and web sites. InfoQ had a Q&A with Dylan Schiemann ...

Dojo Toolkit 7 introduces a series of improvements around developer productivity and usability. The widely used, highly mature JavaScript framework has been prized by enterprise developers for more ...

This month, we take an initial look at Dojo, examining the way it divides code into packages, then at several of the convenience functions it provides for JavaScript programmers and, finally, at a ...

The Dojo team has announced the availability of Dojo 2. Dojo is a JavaScript toolkit designed to help developers scale their development process.

A number of JavaScript toolkits have emerged to automate common Web development tasks and simplify creating rich user interfaces. Of all the contenders, Dojo stands out as the industrial-strength ...

Dojo 2 is an open source project supported by the JS Foundation, an organization that also supports key JavaScript projects like jQuery, webpack, and lodash with legal and governance support.

But if you try to use the XMLHttpRequest object directly without using a JavaScript framework such as Dojo, you’ll run into problems such as memory leaks and divergent, browser-specific APIs.

If you're looking for a JavaScript framework that does more than simplify DOM access, the Dojo toolkit could be your answer.

The team behind the popular Dojo Javascript Toolkit have released a new package that aims to bring offline capabilities to web apps.

AOL has expanded its support for the Dojo Foundation, an open source project that lets developers build Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (Ajax) applications. The ISP has donated a JavaScript ...