title: Starting point for Dojo based offline-storage mobile app
body: <p>I am experienced in webapps, mainly the backend php/mysql (Zend Framework based) stuff, but also some html/css/javascript (aka "jquery" ;) ). Now I want to develop a mobile app, based on Dojo and have no clue which components  I need and what is a good starting point.</p>
  
  <p>First, the app: It is quite simple. I need to track times for a certain object with a mobile device (phone). As I have no internet access at that point, this need to be completely offline. I have many web experience, so this must be html(5) and no android/iphone.</p>
  
  <p>What needs to be done is I insert some identification number (manually) and have several buttons I can toggle. Toggle on is starting that procedure, toggle off is stopping. Times (local phone times) are recorded at the appropriate markers. A save button stores everything offline. A button somewhere will be pushed to send all data to a server. If no connection can be made, the data is stored. Otherwise, everything is sent, checked and cleaned up on the phone.</p>
  
  <p>For Dojo I found out I need the <code>AMD loader</code>. Then I can load <code>dojox/mobile</code> for the complete mobile experience. I need <code>dojo/store</code> to store data offline. For pushing everything online there is <code>dojo/_base/xhr</code>. Do I miss something, is what I want too difficult for a starter on Dojo, are there other caveats you can alert me for?</p>