This morning I had the pleasure of running our `build_release` script for the first time, and am proud to announce the availability of the first cut of the much-anticipated 1.2.0 release. Secretly, I tried to do it on a holiday (yesterday), but had to nurse the script a little due to internal ops changes regarding svn locations.
So without further ado, I give you:
Today, Alex Russell closed the voting on the unanimous selection of a new Dojo Project Lead: me. It is with great pleasure that I write this brief note announcing the change, and look forward to serving the Dojo Toolkit and it's developers, users, and contributors. Both Alex and I have both posted some notes about the change. Thanks to everyone for their vote of confidence, and to Alex, who has dutifully served in this position for the past four years.
UPDATE:
The details for the evening are:
Wed, July 23rd --
Chesterfield / 1101 SE Burnside
6:30pm
(just a few blocks (+/-10?) directly south of the Lloyd Center Max station)
or in a more dojo'y way:
dojo.mixin(dojo,{
dinner: function(){
return {
date:"2008-07-23",
UPDATE:
The details for the evening are:
Wed, July 23rd --
Chesterfield / 1101 SE Burnside
6:30pm
(just a few blocks (+/-10?) directly south of the Lloyd Center Max station)
or in a more dojo'y way:
dojo.mixin(dojo,{
dinner: function(){
return {
date:"2008-07-23",
Today SitePen, Inc. announced the release of a co-sponsored "demo" utilizing Adobe's AIR runtime and The Dojo Toolkit affectionately named "The Dojo Toolbox". Don't let the term "demo" fool you though, this thing is a fully functioning application providing a pluggable API built around the question "what can be done offline to better Dojo?" ...
There's been a lot going on in Dojo-Land recently, though our blog is no indication of that fact. Here's a meta-update encompassing all that I can recall:
Today marks a very exciting milestone for two great Open Source Products: The Zend Framework and The Dojo Toolkit. Zend aims to provide out-of-the box Ajax functionality capable of communicating directly with the Framework, and Dojo aims to provide the solution.
This is important, so please read on ...
Hello Everyone (users of dojotoolkit.org),
I'd like to take a second to ask openly everyone's opinion on what needs done. Not in the regard of Toolkit bugs or enhancements (you should be doing that at trac ;) ), but more what can be done in this website to better help you find the things you are looking for. As a new user (or old member), what has bugged you the most about navigating this site? Were you able to find everything in a sane manner?
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
