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“Ajax development is all about having dynamic, Web-based
applications that can do things that static HTML simply cannot. But
that’s merely a pipe dream if your toolkits–which provide core
functionality on which other applications can build–aren’t up to
snuff.“Fortunately for fans of the open source Dojo Toolkit, its new
version 1.1 release offers improved stability and performance.
That’s important considering the large role that Dojo plays in the
Ajax community, as one of the most widely used Ajax toolkits and
one of the highest profile–the toolkit has the backing of some
high-profile players, including IBM, Sun, AOL and Nexaweb…”
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