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How about the dojo widgets, do those qualify?

• tmbsundar 14y ago
  I was about to ask the same thing. How good is Dojo? This seems to be a complete framework with widgets support. How does this differ from the frameworks discussed above? When should I choose one over the other group?
  • cutie 14y ago
    I like it and prefer the coding style to jquery. Unfortunately dojo (and everything else) has been overshadowed by it.
  • ilaksh 14y ago
    Honestly, and this may sound like I am contradicting myself a bit, but I guess what I am talking about is not quite the same thing as Dojo Widgets etc. Its along the same lines, but if you are trying to choose between for example building on top of Dojo Wigets or Sencha and using something like Meteor, I would lean towards Meteor unless the UI you are building looks like a traditional desktop application and has a lot of classic desktopy widgets in it that you can map to the existing Dojo (or whatever) widgets. If the choice is between Meteor and my system, I would choose my system, of course (although I may be biased and honestly my system has a month or two of work left before its really ready for release). Whereas Dojo Widgets (for example) are only for the front end and designed to look like a desktop application, my components include both front end and back end code, with automatic database wiring, and the widgets are set up so that it is easy to customize their appearance.