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# Dojo, the Javascript Toolkit

## Developer Resources for the Dojo Toolkit

There are a slew of different resources for working with the Dojo Toolkit, and we're bringing more every day. Here are the main resources:

### The Dojo Manual

The Manual web site contains both the current Dojo documentation and "The Dojo Book", a work in progress that serves as a kind of User Guide.

### The Dojo Mailing Lists

We have a number of mailing lists that we use to help communicate with and give support for the Dojo Toolkit:

- Dojo Interest and Discussion List (probably what you want) (archives)
- Developer Discussion List (subscription held for approval) (archives)
- Dojo Toolkit Checkins (archives)

We also have a Jobs mailing list for people either in need of Dojo developers or developers looking for Dojo work.

### Bug Tracking

We use Trac for bug and task tracking. If you think you've found a bug, hit the Active Ticket list first to see if there's a bug filed for it; if not, create a new ticket (and be sure to include your email address and the version of Dojo you found the bug in).

### The Dojo Subversion Repository

To anonymously access our subversion repository, you can use a web browser, or you can check the repository out with the following command:

    svn co http://svn.dojotoolkit.org/dojo/trunk/

For fuller information, you can read our wiki page on the topic.

### The Dojo Wiki (hosted by JotSpot)

We maintain a publicly accessible Wiki where we do our best to maintain as much information as possible. When in doubt, you should probably look here first.

### IRC

We maintain the #dojo Chat Room at irc.freenode.net. Usually there's one or two contributors keeping an eye out, as well as quite a few people interested in the Dojo Toolkit.

In addition, the contributors get together in #dojo-meeting (also at irc.freenode.net) on Wednesdays, at 3pm Pacific Time.