Ive been spending my spare time writing a web application, and have been using Dojo as my JavaScript Library. Ive done a fair bit of work on it including writing a bunch of custom widgets. Dojo is now up to v0.9. I use v0.4.3, and they are not compatible. Im very comfortable with the code, and don't mind branching off on my own version if requried.
What I am concerned about (especially after reading the "High-Performance JavaScript: Everything you've been taught is wrong" post) is the eventual speed, as it seems that some of the reason the Dojo guys are writing a new version is because of speed. ( I dont seem to have any issues with my app at the moment ... but still have a fair few things to add)
I guess my question is whether anyone here has completed an app in Dojo, or any other library, and whether you had to do alot of optimising afterwards?
Ive been spending my spare time writing a web application, and have been using Dojo as my JavaScript Library. Ive done a fair bit of work on it including writing a bunch of custom widgets. Dojo is now up to v0.9. I use v0.4.3, and they are not compatible. Im very comfortable with the code, and don't mind branching off on my own version if requried.
What I am concerned about (especially after reading the "High-Performance JavaScript: Everything you've been taught is wrong" post) is the eventual speed, as it seems that some of the reason the Dojo guys are writing a new version is because of speed. ( I dont seem to have any issues with my app at the moment ... but still have a fair few things to add)
I guess my question is whether anyone here has completed an app in Dojo, or any other library, and whether you had to do alot of optimising afterwards?