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Dojo vs. DWR
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Aaron Raja
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I am using DWR and feel comfortable. Why do you think I need to learn Dojo unless it have some better feature than DWR?
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Thanks, AR
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Peter Svensson
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Hi Aaron,
DWR is nice (and is also a part of Dojo foundation nowadays) but DWR is a very specific toolkit that focus on Ajax (and reverse-ajax) specifically.
DWR is also a clinet _and_ server solution, whereas Dojo is client-only and very server-agnostic.
Also, Dojo have a ton of other feature such as layout managers, charting, drag n drop, trees, data models, et.c. There are also very good support in Dojo for communicating with DWR.
Cheers,
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Santosh Ramachandrula
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Hello, I had kind of simillar question with so many AJAX technologies namely DOJO, DWR, GWT, YUI etc. is there standard one among these that I can follow?
With Struts2.x using DOJO should I be concerned about the other tools?
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Santosh
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Bear Bibeault
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What do you mean by "standard"?
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Santosh Ramachandrula
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I mean more like an idustry standard.
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Bear Bibeault
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If by that, you mean popular, then jQuery and Prototype win that distinction according to most surveys.
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Santosh Ramachandrula
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ok. This is more like IDE's for JAVA coding, pick the one that suits your requirements, right?
Found this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_JavaScript_frameworks
[ December 10, 2008: Message edited by: Santosh Ramachandrula ]
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