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[...] Creative Commons: Image modified from Ognian Mladenov Handling events in Sencha Touch was one of the more confusing aspects for me – it requires some knowledge of the MVC (Model- [...]

[...] you’ve heard of SenchaCon it’s exactly what you might imagine, a big gathering of Sencha Touch developers partying, networking and learning more about Sencha Touch (I do hope to attend one [...]

[...] Outside of the basic implementation of a Sencha Touch model, there’s some more advanced stuff you an do (check out how to use the convert function [...]

[...] Sencha Touch has a powerful and adaptable layout system, but it’s also quite simple to use (if not a bit [...]

[...] connectivity, time, battery and so on. By default a Sencha Touch application packaged with PhoneGap Build will just inherit the native behaviour of the iOS status bar. In the most recent iOS updates [...]

[...] again and again in the mobile applications I’m creating. The plugins provided by PhoneGap Build themselves allow us to do a great deal of things, but with the ability for anybody to create [...]

[...] In this video tutorial we take a look at how to set up your application for PhoneGap Build. Although this specifically focuses on Sencha Touch, this is easily adaptable to any other [...]

[...] If you’re interested in learning how to use PhoneGap Build with your HTML5 mobile applications then you’re in luck! I’ve just released a 56 page guide [...]

[...] Sliding menus in mobile applications have been popularised by Facebook’s addition of a sliding menu to their mobile app. [...]

[...] I primarily use Sencha Touch for mobile applications, and if you’ve used Sencha Touch before you will have seen the blue loading screen [...]

[...] engine, Famo.us founder Steve Newcomb claimed we would see native level performance from mobile applications built with the framework. Initial demos looked promising, and many developers (myself [...]

[...] and other Geolocation methods to create cool location based functionality in our mobile applications. One thing you will probably have seen a lot of are apps that have ‘Near You‘ lists [...]

[...] of new tutorials. In this tutorial I cover how to use Sencha Cmd to generate a new Sencha Touch application and walk through some of the automatically generated code. My apologies for the less [...]

[...] It’s been a little while since I’ve had to design a Sencha Touch application with a server side backend. In this case I’m using a PHP + MySQL backend and need to [...]

[...] Welcome to Part 2 of my tutorial series where I walk you through how to create a Sencha Touch application with a email + facebook signup and authentication system. If you haven’t seen it yet, [...]

[...] Welcome to Part 3 of my tutorial series where I walk you through how to create a Sencha Touch application with a email + facebook signup and authentication system. If you haven’t seen it yet, [...]

[...] Welcome to Part 4 of my tutorial series where I walk you through how to create a Sencha Touch application with a email + facebook [...]

[...] This is the second part of a tutorial series where we will be building a drawing application using the HTML5 canvas element in Sencha [...]

[...] This is the second part of a tutorial series where we will be building a drawing application using the HTML5 canvas element in Sencha [...]

[...] This is the fourth part of a tutorial series where we will be building a drawing application using the HTML5 canvas element in Sencha [...]

[...] packager, and it seems Sencha themselves are of the same opinion. With the introduction of Sencha Cmd 4.0 we saw support for PhoneGap / Cordova being included, and now with Sencha Cmd 5.0 support [...]

Updating your applications to the latest tech is always a satisfying and refreshing feeling – but it often opens you up to those few bugs that inevi [...]

[...] in what will hopefully be a long series of new tutorials. In this tutorial I cover how to use Sencha Cmd to generate a new Sencha Touch application and walk through some of the automatically generated [...]

[...] ? In this post I’m going to specifically look at how to add some test data to a Sencha Touch mobile application, but Read More [...]

[...] certificates, keys, provisioning profiles etc. required for distributing your mobile application on the Apple App store. Enjoy! Video Transcript Hello everyone and welcome to another [...]

[...] otherwise gone unnoticed to enormous success. Social media can be a driving force for your mobile application, but you can’t just post your […] [...]