- The Book of Dojo
- The Dojo Book, 0.4
- Part 1: "Introduction"
- Part 2: "Out of the Box" Dojo
- Part 3: "The Dojo Programming Model"
- Part 4: "More on Widgets"
- Part 5: "Connecting the pieces"
- Part 6: "Customizing Dojo Builds for Better Performance"
- Part 7: "Utilities"
- Part 8: "Internationalization and Accessiblity"
- Part 9: "Dojo Community"
- Part 10: "Fresh From The Shed" Dojo
- BookWriting
- Glossary
Widgets
Submitted by sethfair on Fri, 01/05/2007 - 04:28.
When browsing through web sites and online applications, there are hundreds of widgets that come across your screen. Each button in your web browser is a widget. Each text entry box is a widget. We all know what a limited set of widgets that standard HTML provides: an input box, a button, a hyperlink.
Dojo widgets take an item like a text input box and adds functionality of a more user friendly object, like a graphical calendar to choose a date from. And it does this without breaking the original item on which the new functionality is built on.
