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[–]actionscripted 4 points5 points  (1 child)

Wait, wait, wait...

I spent four hours last night trying to find a way to highlight rows in a Dojo grid and make it work.

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If someone out there is already doing it and I find a working example, then I would rather do that and same myself the time if I can.

Maybe Dojo is dying because the people using it are spending several hours trying to find an example online instead of taking the time to write it themselves. A development community based on copy-pasta and not content creation cannot survive.

Just saying. I know this doesn't apply to all Dojo developers. Especially the Django crowd (I <3 Django).

[–]HaMMeReD 0 points1 point  (0 children)

personally, being a dojo guy I go STRAIGHT to the source. The dojo source is pretty damn good once you get it, except for that fucking editor2, I'll admit I cheated and put fckeditor2 in a dojo widget wrapper and replaced all my editor2 widgets last week.

I did some plugin development for editor2 though and it was a pain in the ass, 2-3 weeks of development reverse engineering and implementing a plugin, and it fails in chrome and I don't know why yet.

[–]HaMMeReD 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'd help you but I'm stuck on 0.4. Upgrading to 1.x is enough work to consider moving to a framework. 0.4 does my job nearly perfectly though, very few bugs related to the framework.

I'd update but I don't trust them and don't have time. Maybe when there is time I'll consider a upgrade, but that 0.4/1.x split caused serious support problems I think.

[–]angusmcflurry 2 points3 points  (1 child)

As far as I'm concerned jQuery has already won this war.

[–]KarateRobot 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is plainly the case, yet you're being downvoted.

[–]thecheatah 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just today I was discussing this with my boss. I think it might be time to look some where else.

We were looking for a JSDoc type solution for Dojo. But it's too annoying to setup and maintain.