The dojo.behavior module provides a simple and lightweight mechanism for listening to HTML document events. Find out what makes dojo.behavior one of the best event handling mechanisms around.
Originally posted here: Dojo.behavior: Write Modularized HTML Document Event Handling

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Learn how to use the Dojo Toolkit’s versatile ContentPane widget to load dynamic content into your Web pages.
Here is the original post: The Dojo Publish/Subscribe Event Mechanism

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The Dojo libraries offer programmers a single coherent event system. With dojo.connect, you can execute any number of functions in response to DOM and widget events.
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Since the emergence of JSON, object literals, and JavaScript frameworks like Dojo, setting up chained select boxes does not have to be an ordeal.
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Dojo makes it easy to create your own reusable controls programmatically, allowing you more creative control over your Dojo widgets.
The rest is here: Programmatic Widget Creation in Dojo

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Use a “before widgetizing” Dojo technique to localize a Web form. On form submission, you can validate the form and present a localized dijit.Dialog to the user.
More here: Localizing Declaratively Created Dojo Widgets

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This article presents an overview of requirements and general considerations to localize a Web form using Dojo’s Dijit and Dojox widgets.
A Localization Primer for Dojo Dijit and Dojox Controls

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For those of you who require localization services for small to medium applications, this article presents Dojo’s pure JavaScript i18n module.
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In the last article of this series, we turned our attention to three strong contenders for the title of Framework supremacy: JQuery, the Yahoo! UI Library (YUI) and MochiKit. This week we continue our overview of the twelve most popular JavaScript Frameworks with the Dojo, Rialto and Spry Frameworks. By Rob Gravelle. 1127
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