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.

Hi I'm Osandi Malage, from Sri Lanka. I'm going to work on charting improvements for dojo this summer. It includes adding some new chart types like candle plot & bullet plot. Also I'm planning to work on time series support, multi axis support and better integration with dojo data.
These days i've been playing with the existing system.
Also I must thank dojo community (specially Eugene) for their great support!

Since gsoc official coding starts from next week, I will keep the progress posted here.
I'm always open for your suggestions! :)

The animation framework in Dojo is very flexible, but because of that flexibility, using it is not a trivial task for the common web programmer. The animation system works well for the JavaScript-savvy, but what if a Dojo beginner wants to add a simple animated effect to an element on the page? What if he wants to make that animation toggle?

Hi guys, my name is Jon and I'll be working on giving dojo a stronger foothold in the rails community for my summer of code project. The project I'm working on is called d-rails, and its goal is to make it easy for rails guys to quickly get rolling with dojo and add rich client-side functionality to their applications with minimal effort.

I know there are probably more than a few rails users out there in our community, and I'd LOVE to any and all ideas you have for the project. Shoot me an email, jmoeller (at gmail), and I'll happily take your suggestions with open ears.

Hi all, I was testing something interesting fact... Maybe you are JS-Expert who likes to use Array a lot! I hope after reading my blog... You changed your coding to use less Array... Why?

Hi, my name is Andrey Popelo, I'm form Ukraine.
This summer I will work on "Markup previews" project for Dojo. It is for people
who use lightweight markup languages (like Markdown, Textile, etc) in their
sites.

The time when I was applying to GoSC for DOJO, of course it is important to do research around the project topics. At that time, my computer was very very old (it is 4 years old), whatever I do multitasking, it always sounds like giving up because of too many things to do... LoL poor little box...

"Ciao" / "Grüezi" / "Hola" / Hello! I am excited with my first world-wide open source project so trying to greeting in many languages! Firstly, let me introduce myself, I am Robert (Robertus Harmawan Johansyah for full name). About the project, I am contributing for GFX library in DOJO Toolkit, 3 dimension graphics in web is getting hot at the moment so we shall not let DOJO be getting behind!

Hello Planet Dojo! I'm Jeff Balogh, and I'm doing doing a Google Summer of Code
project for Dojo this summer. I'm an undergrad at the University of Central
Florida, with one more semester to go. I'm living in Toronto this summer and
working with the DrProject folks, so drop me a line if you're in the area. :)

The latest Dojo release includes critical but low-risk patches to version 1.1.0, plus localizations to bring the list of languages supported by Dojo to 22.