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[...] Guest Blog Post With Ext JS 5, reusing code between mobile (Sencha Touch) and desktop/tablet apps (Ext JS) is a dream come true. In the following exercise, we will [...]

[...] Component in your application, so you don't need to manage those pieces manually. Ext JS and Sencha Touch have many similarities between their Layout classes, and our own Ivan Jouikov recently [...]

[...] We’re proud to announce the release of Sencha Touch 2.4, which continues to enhance Sencha Touch support for the BlackBerry 10 browser and devices. About 18 months ago, we announced our [...]

[...] In last week’s webinar Sencha Space: Beyond Native Packaging, we discussed some of the important aspects of hybrid application [...]

[...] Last week, we held a webinar on Sencha Space 1.2 to provide an overview of the challenges around application development, deployment, [...]

[...] Sencha Cmd provides a suite of tools for generating and building applications using Sencha frameworks (Ext [...]

[...] Azure. Note: to use the new sencha-azure package, you need to be using the latest version of Sencha Cmd (>= 5.0.2.264). Upgrading Sencha Cmd is easy — just run the following command: Updated [...]

[...] are available to those not using Sencha Cmd as well. The “build” folder looks like this: The JavaScript files “ext-ux.js” and “ext-ux-debug. [...]

[...] through APIs that follow familiar syntax conventions and feel like natural extensions of Sencha frameworks. Deft JS is not intended to compete with Sencha frameworks, but rather to demonstrate [...]

[...] through APIs that follow familiar syntax conventions and feel like natural extensions of Sencha frameworks. Deft JS is not intended to compete with Sencha frameworks, but rather to demonstrate [...]

[...] % boost for Dom Query. This is great news for Sencha developers as dom query is used a lot by Sencha frameworks. Source: http://dromaeo.com/?cssquery After seeing dramatic improvements in the DOM Core [...]

[...] really boost your understanding of the broad range of possibilities in building apps with Sencha frameworks. Another reason we really like using Sencha products is the good documentation, the forum [...]

[...] On behalf of Sencha and the entire Ext JS team, I’m proud to announce the release of Sencha Ext JS 5.1. With this release, we’ve added exciting new features that further improve the richness of [...]

[...] can create a custom chart. References Ext JS Charts Kitchen Sink Sencha Charts Kitchen Sink Sencha Ext JS 5.0.0 Docs Ext Charts Upgrade Guide William %R Code on GitHub [...]

[...] the rapidly evolving web development environment that led to this decision. The Sencha Ext JS framework and YUI have a kinship and a long history together, so we wanted to take this opportunity to [...]

[...] is open for anyone to debug, so let’s examine how Sencha tackles security. In the Ext JS framework, many of our classes can be configured to help mitigate common security threats. For [...]

[...] our applications have gone down by 20% because every developer on our team understands the Ext JS framework. To address the customer need of accessing their global liquidity information after office [...]

[...] for building pixx.io. The major reasons why we had used Ext JS for such a long time are: Ext JS components are perfect for the kind of software we build. We rarely have a case where Ext JS components [...]

[...] capabilities to any other class Making Components Responsive For performance reasons, Ext JS Components do not have responsive features enabled by default, so to make a Component responsive you’ll [...]

[...] built with Sencha Cmd have two environments: “development” and “production”. Sencha apps in “development” mode load each individual class based on their dependency chains [...]

Introduction When extending the functionality of a framework class, you generally write the new functionality directly into the derived class. Howeve [...]

[...] for long-term maintenance. Performance What gains are you seeing in HTML5 performance for Sencha apps as it relates to overtaking native apps and becoming the standard for mobile app development? [...]