Hi, I'm currently working on a research project that involves comparing different architectures of computer vector graphic systems, and I was hoping to find some high-level documentation on the design of dojox.gfx. Something along the lines of a UML class diagram would be fantastic. I would greatly appreciate it if someone could let me know if something like this exists, and if so, point me toward it.
Thanks for your time,
Jake
I'm in need for some advice on general application design and practices. My main concern is to find a viable, consistent architecture that won't lead to clutter and will ease separation, modularity and maintenance.
Not being to eager to reinvent the wheel, and not having enough experience with dojo on this scale to make an informed decision myself I would like your input on the matter.
Below are the 5 basic Dojo Accessibility requirements which must be met when creating and styling user interface components. Each Dojo developer and designer are required to implement accessibility for dijit components. The folks with a11y experience will help but it is each developer's responsibility to understand and follow these guidelines. If you need help with a11y, create a trac ticket with the category a11y-review but remember that it is not the a11y team's job to implement accessibility for you!
Hello all, i have created two components with dojo 1.0, but nothing complicated at all, becouse the components were easy to implement, it's not necesary to create a design of the components, but when one component with a complexity like the grid component comes, then i am ask, what tools or what is the way i need to follow, to implement this kind of components, i think there is a design first, then comes the implementation and tests,etc. But i have only a paper and a pen, nothing else to do that, there is a tool of some kind of style that can i follow to design whatever widget i want.
We are trying to retrofit an HTML table based screen with the dojox grid. We already have a fairly sophisticated object model that has a bunch of business logic in it. So, for example, to get the value for cell[0][2] we might have to do editManager.rows[0].info.getComponent( 2 ).getDisplayValue(); We use this object model across many different screens, and they all work with it and render the values. What I am struggling with, is the right way to plug our existing data model into the grid widget.
