Tutorial, Reference, API Reference, Feature explorer (incomplete?), hello world (outdated) Dojo Lib from AOL's CDN, Old quick start, Javascript

• Can do what jquery is famous for as well
• Has complete GUI widgets
• Custom (downsized) builds make it attractive for usage on embedded systems

• Hello World example
• The syntax for including remote dojo libs can be found here. The latest Revision number to specify can be found here.
• Debugging and Logging: Use Firebug together with console.log() and friends. More

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A custom build is necessary for example when public cross-domain distributions are not accessible (isolated network) and the size of the standard dojo package is to big for the server (e.g. on an embedded system). With a custom build you can do both: Reduce the size and make it cross-domain capable.

Further reading: quickstart/custom-builds — Create optimized Dojo builds for your custom Dojo artifacts

The following exemplary steps build a cross-domain build with standard profile to be installed on the machine of the brower. Hence the browser machine needs a webserver as well! The actual dojo app can live on a space limited device where the browser connects to:

1. Download and extract latest stable source release
2. Create the build destination dir as root, eg. /var/www/htdocs/lib/dojo/1.4/
3. Cd into dojo-release-1.4.1-src/util/buildscripts
4. Run this as root:

   ./build.sh profile=standard loader=xdomain xdDojoPath=http://localhost/lib/dojo/1.4 action=release releaseName=1.4 releaseDir=/var/www/htdocs/lib/dojo

5. The necessary include path then yield to:

   <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="http://localhost/lib/dojo/1.4/dijit/themes/tundra/tundra.css">
   <script type="text/javascript" src="http://$your_hostname/lib/dojo/1.4/dojo/dojo.xd.js" djConfig="parseOnLoad: true">

Download and extract latest stable source release. Tip: Use SVN, e.g: svn co http://svn.dojotoolkit.org/src/branches/1.4 dojo-svn