Updated documentation has been posted for the Widget Developer Kit (WDK). It is available here. This covers the topic of advanced widget customization in more detail. Additional references are provided to make it much easier to understand the pre-existing markup and java script logic of the widgets and therefore allow easier customization.

Some sample customized widgets have been added to this site to demonstrate how to take default widget and using WDK customization, create a very customized UI or functionality. Check out the samples here. More examples will be added in the coming weeks...

Finally, one additional very useful piece of functionality is now incorporated into the WDK. This allows for asynchronous refresh of widgets on your web page. So, if building a site using the Flux API to login/logout users, you can now make a simple call to the WDK Event Manager to asynchronously refresh the state of all widgets as necessary. This subject is covered in detail in the latest docs.