Front End Web Development with open source Dojo Toolkit.

Front End Web Development with open source Dojo Toolkit., available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.85, with 65 lectures, based on 355 reviews, and has 1760 subscribers.

You will learn about At the end of the course, you will be able to use the awesome DOJO toolkit components to build your own web applications. Learn about the DOJO AMD loader and use it for javascript programming Perform DOM traversals and manipulations, make ajax calls and create animations Learn about the ready to use html widgets in DOJO and build custom widgets This course is ideal for individuals who are Web developers looking to build UI components and front-end solutions. It is particularly useful for Web developers looking to build UI components and front-end solutions.

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Summary

Title: Front End Web Development with open source Dojo Toolkit.

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.85

Number of Lectures: 65

Number of Published Lectures: 65

Number of Curriculum Items: 65

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 65

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

At the end of the course, you will be able to use the awesome DOJO toolkit components to build your own web applications.

Learn about the DOJO AMD loader and use it for javascript programming

Perform DOM traversals and manipulations, make ajax calls and create animations

Learn about the ready to use html widgets in DOJO and build custom widgets

Who Should Attend

Web developers looking to build UI components and front-end solutions.

Target Audiences

Web developers looking to build UI components and front-end solutions.

Dojo Toolkit is an open source modular JavaScript library designed to ease the rapid development of cross-platform, JavaScript/Ajax-based applications and web sites.?

No prior knowledge of DOJO or any javascript library is required Everything will be explained from the scratch.

Dojo library facilitates common JavaScript tasks such as DOM?manipulation,?animations, event handling,?and server?communication with ajax. In addition to its many?easy-to-use features, DOJO also addresses the?cross-browser compatibility issues automatically.?

DOJO?also has many ready to use html widgets in the DIJIT?package that will help you create most commonly used html components like forms,?dialog boxes, menus,?etc?with very little HTML and javascript coding. It also provides various styling themes that you can use to maintain a consistent look and feed through out the application.

In this course, you will learn everything you need to get started with using various components of the?DOJO?toolkit from scratch. We will start with the basic stuff and get to more advanced topics as we progress.

I will guide you through the setup process and?explain you the different components of the?toolkit in simple terms?with examples. I?am going to write examples as I?explain and you are going to code with me.? I?will also provide the examples for download after each section and you can use them to practice with more scenarios.?

Please feel free to ask me any questions you have related to the course and I?will happily answer it as soon as I can.?

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Introduction to DOJO Components and AMD

Chapter 2: Getting Started

Lecture 1: Getting started with DOJO

Chapter 3: DOJO DOM Selectors

Lecture 1: DOM query introduction and categories

Lecture 2: ID selectors

Lecture 3: CSS Selectors Part1

Lecture 4: CSS Selectors Part2

Lecture 5: CSS Selectors Part3

Lecture 6: CSS Selectors Part4

Chapter 4: Event Handling with DOJO

Lecture 1: Introduction to DOJO events

Lecture 2: Examples: Event handling using Dojo/on module

Lecture 3: Dojo Mouse module and examples

Lecture 4: Domstyle module

Lecture 5: DOM class module introduction

Lecture 6: DOM Class module explained with examples

Lecture 7: Handling and removing dojo event handles

Lecture 8: Emitting events in Dojo – Standard and Custom

Lecture 9: Understanding event delegations

Lecture 10: Pausable Events

Lecture 11: Publish – Subscribe DOJO event system

Lecture 12: Publish – Subscribe DOJO event system – Example

Chapter 5: DOJO DOM Manipulations

Lecture 1: DOM Placement – Part1

Lecture 2: DOM Placement- Part2

Lecture 3: DOM Creation

Lecture 4: DOM Emptying

Lecture 5: DOM Destroy

Chapter 6: DOJO Effects

Lecture 1: Introduction to DOJO Effects

Lecture 2: Dojo Fade Effect

Lecture 3: Dojo Wipe Effect

Lecture 4: Dojo Slide Effect

Lecture 5: Understanding DOJO animate property

Lecture 6: DOJO animate property – Example

Lecture 7: Chaining and Combining Effects

Lecture 8: Chaining and combining Effects – Example

Lecture 9: DOJO Animation events

Lecture 10: DOJO Animation events – Example

Chapter 7: AJAX with DOJO

Lecture 1: Introduction to DOJO request module

Lecture 2: DOJO Request module syntax explained

Lecture 3: Understanding JSON with examples

Lecture 4: AJAX example to request file from a server

Lecture 5: Parsing complex JSON ajax response

Chapter 8: DIJIT – The DOJO toolkits UI framework

Lecture 1: Introduction to DIJIT

Lecture 2: Dijit button widgets – introduction and syntax

Lecture 3: Button widgets explained with examples part 1

Lecture 4: Button widgets explained with examples part 2

Lecture 5: Dijit text box widgets – introduction and syntax

Lecture 6: Dijit text box and text area widgets – explained with examples

Lecture 7: Dijit number text box widgets part1- explained with examples

Lecture 8: Dijit number text box widgets part2 – explained with examples

Lecture 9: Dijit date and time picker widgets

Lecture 10: Dijit Select widgets

Lecture 11: Dijit Select widget example

Lecture 12: Dijit multi select, combo box and filtering select

Lecture 13: Dijit Layout widgets

Lecture 14: Layout widgets examples – part1

Lecture 15: Layout widget examples – part2

Lecture 16: Dijit Dialogs – introduction and syntax

Lecture 17: Dijit dialog example – declarative syntax

Lecture 18: Dijit dialog example – programmatic syntax

Lecture 19: Dijit confirm dialog – introduction and syntax

Lecture 20: Dijit confirm dialog example – declarative syntax

Lecture 21: Dijit confirm dialog example – programmatic syntax

Lecture 22: Dijit tooltips – introduction and syntax

Lecture 23: Dijit tooltips example

Lecture 24: Dijit adhoc tooltip

Instructors

Sanjay Kumar
Full stack Java web developer

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2 stars: 17 votes

3 stars: 49 votes

4 stars: 127 votes

5 stars: 156 votes

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