On March 27, Dojo Toolkit and WebSphere® experts Roland Barcia, Becky Gibson, Jared Jurkiewicz, and Adam Peller moderated an online chat about the new Dojo Toolkit 1.1. They also covered the basics of data model, accessibility of the core widget set, and WebSphere Application Server Feature Pack for Web 2.0.
This chat is for developers and anyone else who is interested in Dojo Toolkit 1.1 and WebSphere Application Server Feature Pack for Web 2.0.
This chat is over. See the download below for the transcript. Thanks for your participation!
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| Chat transcript | 0803_barcia_chat_transcript.pdf | 168KB | HTTP |
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Dojo Toolkit
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Dojo Widget Library
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History of Dojo
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Dojo download statistics
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Dojo Foundation
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The Book of Dojo: The Package System and Custom Builds
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The Book of Dojo: DojoX Layout
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Comment
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time of your Dojo applications
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Comment lines: Scott Johnson:
Addicted to Dojo
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Using the Dojo Toolkit with WebSphere Portal
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A look at the WebSphere Application Server Feature Pack for Web 2.0
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Project Zero
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IBM developerWorks: Web development zone
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IBM developerWorks: WebSphere Application Server zone
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Roland Barcia is a Senior Technical Staff Member and lead Web 2.0 Architect for IBM Software Services for WebSphere. He is a co-author of IBM WebSphere: Deployment and Advanced Configuration and Persistence within the Enterprise: A Guide to Persistence Technologies.
Becky Gibson is a Senior Technical Staff Member at IBM's Westford, Massachusetts lab and a member of the IBM Emerging Technologies group. She started working on the toolkit in May 2006, and has contributed to toolkit releases 0.4, 0.9, 1.0, 1.0.1. At IBM, Becky is a Web Accessibility Architect. Her contributions to Dojo have focused on accessibility.
Jared Jurkiewicz is an Advisory Software Engineer and a lead developer on the IBM WebSphere Application Server Feature Pack for Web 2.0. He is also a committer to the Dojo toolkit, focusing there on the dojo.data access APIs and the dojox.wires declarative event and data wiring project. In previous roles during his eight years at IBM, he was the Release Architect for WAS 5.1.1, and was directly responsible for many of the expansions of operating system support by WebSphere Application Server. His current expertise is in Java and JNI programming, JavaScript, C, and general Web development.
Adam Peller is a Software Engineer at IBM and works at his home in a suburb of Boston. He started working on the toolkit in April 2006, and has worked on all releases since 0.3. He is a member of the IBM Emerging Technologies group and is currently the interim project lead for the dojoX project. He was part of the team that led the initial evaluation of Dojo and other Ajax frameworks for IBM.



