Hi Mourouganandame,
This actually mind of funny
I told the WaveMaker guys the same thing (there's no menu - you gotta have a menu), so I wrote a tutorial on how to create custom WaveMaker palette items (which always use Dojo widgets underneath), here:
http://dev.wavemaker.com/forums/?q=node/1558 Myt book does not cover any
IDE support, though. I think that you will find JavaScript and Dojo in less need of an IDE than
Java development is. I have been working with Eclipse for many years and could not work without it (or, OK, NetBeans) for doing Java development, but when creating Dojo pages I usually use vi (or vim), sometimes wordpad or textpad++ depending on which machine I'm on. JavaScript is _very_ less verbose than Java, while retaining readability.
See this article from the proof-reader of my book (and responsible for dojox.gfx and dojox.charting), Eugene Lazutkin;
http://lazutkin.com/blog/2008/jan/12/functional-fun-javascript-dojo/ and
http://lazutkin.com/blog/2008/jun/30/using-recursion-combinators-javascript/ Cheers,
PS