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PT2314
Summary
This three-day course introduces students to a large part of the Dojo library. There is a strong focus on the Dijit UI library as well, including general Dijit concepts, a tour of Dijit capabilities and two sections on how to build your own Dijit widgets. After completing this course, students should be able to understand and build front-end, web-based UIs via Dojo and Dijit.
Prerequisites
Students should be comfortable with programming in general, preferably in a modern language like Java, C, or C#. Students should be comfortable with JavaScript, including JavaScript types, functions, objects, and syntax.
Duration
3 Days/Lecture & Lab
Audience
Engineers and programmers who will be building front-end user interfaces using the Dojo framework. Not intended for new programmers, and not intended for those new to JavaScript.
Topics
- Intro to Dojo
- Basic Dojo DOM and Events
- Querying the DOM
- Dojo and Events
- The AMD Pattern and Dojo
- Dojo and Classes
- Dojo and Remote Data Access
- Testing with QUnit
- Storing data
- Introduction to Dijit
- Dijit Widgets
- Creating widgets through subclassing
- Creating your own widgets
- Dojo's Grid dgrid
- Final Project Details to be provided by Mathworks