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A starter kit for rapidly developing web applications with the Dojo Toolkit, illustrating best practices.
A data infrastructure framework for modeling and interacting with collections and objects across various storage mediums.
A curated list of awesome resources, libraries, and tools for the Dojo JavaScript Toolkit.
A curated list of awesome libraries, resources, and tools for the Dojo JavaScript Toolkit.
A demonstration of MVC concepts using the Dojo Toolkit for JavaScript applications.
A single-page demo application built with Dojo 1.9, Twitter Bootstrap 3, and the History API.
A Yeoman generator that scaffolds Dojo applications with best practices for web development.
AngularJS directives for integrating Dojo Toolkit widgets into AngularJS applications.
A Grunt plugin for building Dojo Toolkit projects within a Grunt task.
Provides enhanced Dojo store implementations with CSV parsing, query-based reading, and remote data loading capabilities.
A step-by-step tutorial for building backend-oriented Rich Internet Applications with Dojo Toolkit 1.9.
A direct port of the Dijit Claro theme from Less to Stylus, maintaining visual parity with the original.
A starter template for developing applications with the Dojo Toolkit on Node.js.
TypeScript type definitions for AMD-style Dojo Toolkit 1.7+ to enable type-safe development.
A server-side web framework for Node.js using Dojo Toolkit for unified client-server development.
A JavaScript parser library that extracts inline documentation by fully analyzing source code, designed for Dojo Toolkit but extensible.
A Node.js API viewer and static documentation generator for Dojo Toolkit libraries.
Reactive Extensions bindings for the Dojo Toolkit, abstracting event binding, Ajax, and other Dojo features.
Website for the Dojo Toolkit 1.x to 2.x transition, providing documentation and migration resources.
.NET class library providing WebControl bindings to ASP.NET websites using the Dojo toolkit.
A Karma plugin that provides adapter support for testing Dojo Toolkit applications.
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