A few examples include notĮxtending natives, not using global variables, and creating very flexible/generic classes. Remember that every dependency (in the form of Dojo classes, base or otherwise) you addīest practices for JavaScript and any JavaScript toolkit dictate certain best practices. Hold up! Before we jet off into coding FlickrView, there are a few things we need to remember about Dojo Mobile andĮvery byte counts when it comes to creating mobile applications, so taking shortcuts you wouldn't otherwise take in a Published date, author, and photo description will result from the JSON request. feed language - defines the lang query parameter.selection - defines the tagmode query parameter.tags - defines the tags query parameter.Settings view options will be derived fromįlickr public feed JSON query parameters: The selection of a list item triggers a transition to the Details view with the The header contains a button on the left to display the Settings view. The first view to show up (the default view) is the Feed view which displays a list of photos according to searchĬriteria. We’ll be creating FlickrView from the following sketches: Investing time in brainstorming about the design and architecture of the application before jumping into coding isĮven more critical when creating mobile applications due to the restrictions on bandwidth. Add our own custom elements, controls, and functionality to the web application.Utilize Dojo Mobile's widgets to create a cross-device compatible mobile application.FlickrView won’t simply be a small exercise in using Dojo Mobile FlickrView will be a useful, fully-functioning What is FlickrView?įlickrView is the name of the application we're going to create using Dojo Mobile and a few custom Dojo resources of Get started on building the mobile application's HTML and CSS layout. This post will focus on familiarizing you with what FlickrView is, what we want it to do, and we'll
This series, we'll embark on creating our own fully functional Dojo Mobile web application calledįlickrView. The first article in our series, Getting Started with Dojo Mobile,ĭetailed the fundamental concepts and usage of the Dojo Toolkit's dojox/mobile library.
Part 2 - Developing a Dojo Mobile Application: FlickrView
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