On 11/20/05 10:28 AM, "Antonio Gallardo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
... > > About Dojo, one of the concerns is that it takes longer initializing on > the client. Maybe it is just due the internet wire. Let me explain, > seems like dojo use a load on demand scheme to load the required JS > files, hence it connects back to the server and this takes time, making > the initialization slower. A bug or a feature? Dunno Dojo has a "compressor" which is supposed to speed up javascript initialization. See [1]. Not sure if it takes care of making dynamic loads static, but that would be nice. ... > Then the question is. How we will approach? > > A. Having our own AJAX code in cocoon > B. Using one of the AJAX frameworks outthere. > > I prefer to go for A. until the dust go out in the AJAX world. Seems > like every week is an annuncement of a new AJAX framework now! > But if B. is the way to go, then please share with us wich one is the > best for us. I would definitely go with B. Personally, I think maintaining such a library would just be way too much work. Seeing what sort of people work on Dojo, we probably can be sure that it will be around and maintained for a while. ... > ---------- 0 ----------------- > > Also, with the suggestion-list we can also create a new multivalue > widget rendering. One without an selection-list but with one > suggestion-list using AJAX. > Usecase: You need to define a group of 10 users from a list of 200+ > potential users. Is this too specialized or do you think it makes sense? I like the idea. You mean sort of by populating a list with entries from a suggestion-list? Bye! max [1] http://dojotoolkit.org/docs/compressor_system.html
