Third post in a series that demonstrates how to create a small RESTful Ajax application leveraging the Dojo Toolkit and Python Werkzeug.

This post describes the implementation of an Ajax front-end using the dojo toolkit. In part one of this series I described the architecture, and in part two I implemented a RESTful backend. In this post we’ll utilize that back-end and produce an UI with the dojo toolkit. The application is available at letsplantheevent. The source code is available at github.

Second post in a series that demonstrate how to create a small RESTful Ajax application leveraging the Dojo Toolkit and Python Werkzeug.

This post describes the implementation of a RESTful back-end. For a description of the architecture take a look at part 1. The source code is available at github.

We’re not the first building a RESTful web service. Tubes is a useful small library on top of Python Werkzeug that helps create such services with a minimal amount of coding effort.

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This post is the first post in a series that demonstrate how to create a small RESTful Ajax application leveraging the Dojo Toolkit and Python Werkzeug. This post describes the architecture of a sample application that is developed during the posts.

In the next series of posts I’ll describe the complete process of creating a small RESTful Ajax application. The web application developed is a minimalistic task list - check it out here.
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