Welcome to the Dojo Resource Center. Dojo is a free, open source JavaScript toolkit that allows you build dynamic Ajax and Javascript applications quickly and easily. Start your search here for Dojo resources, including introductory tutorials, videos, tools, FAQs and more. In the Dojo Resource Center you’ll find links to:

• The tutorial, “Introduction to Using Dojo,” from I Am Alpha.
• The slide presentation, “Introduction to Dojo Toolkit,” by Sang Shin (Java technology architect at Sun Microsystems).
• The slide presentation, “Dojo: An Introduction,” by Alex Russell, project lead of the Dojo project.
• The article, “The Dojo Toolkit in Practice: An AJAX Library for More Than ‘Prototyping’,” by Dion Almaer.
• The article, “Using Dojo and JSON to Build AJAX Applications,” by Zarar Siddiqi.
• The article, “Build Enterprise SOA AJAX Clients with the Dojo Toolkit and JSON-RPC,” by Roland Barcia.
• The article, "Improving Performance of Dojo-based Web Applications," by Eugene Lazutkin.
• The Dojo project blog and wiki.
• The Dojo Media Player from Slawdog E-Solutions—a media player/DJ studio for Windows.
• Dojo Project toolkit site.
• The Dojo Project Cycle demo—a step-by-step animation that walks through the process of creating a Dojo project and application, then launches the application on an HTTP server in a Mozilla browser.
• ShrinkSafe—an open source JavaScript compression tool for Web 2.0 applications that has been incorporated into Dojo.
• The article, "Round-up of 50 AJAX Toolkits and Frameworks," by Max Kiesler.
• The tutorial, “Rich Internet Applications with Dojo Toolkit 101,” by Jayaram Krishaswamy.
• The tutorial, “Creating an AJAX-Enabled Application, a Toolkit Approach,” by Rick Palkovic and Mark Basler.
• A series of three Dojo Tree tutorials including: “Introducing the Dojo Tree Widget,” “Adding Dojo Tree Nodes with AJAX,” and “Customizing the Dojo Tree.”
• The tutorial, "Creating a Dojo Calendar," from eKrantz.com.
• The video, “Dojo Offline,” with Brad Neuberg, an open source developer, discusses the Dojo offline toolkit that will enable web developers to incorporate offline capabilities into their Internet applications.
• The video, “Dojo Web Toolkit,” with Peter Wayner.
• The tutorial, “Creating a New Dojo Widget,” by Alexander Netkachev.
• Dojo documentation, books, tools, FAQs, forums and training classes.
• And more…