Guest Blog Post In part 1 of this blog post series, I detailed the tools that CNX uses to manage team development with Sencha Architect and presented one example to explain the basic process. In this installment, I will look…

Guest Blog Post At CNX, we write many apps using Ext JS and Sencha Touch. As CTO of CNX, I've been drawn to Sencha Architect from its inception as a way to decrease the developer’s learning curve and to produce…

On behalf of Sencha and the entire Architect team, I’m proud to announce the release of Sencha Architect 3.1. It comes with many new features, most notably Ext JS 5 support. Within the short period since the Ext JS 5…

Back in the days when websites were restricted to typical fonts such as Arial, Georgia, Times and so on, fonts were delivered from the user’s machine. Fortunately today, because of HTML5 and CSS3, browsers support embedded web fonts. In this…

Update: We’re working on exciting new products at Sencha to help you design, build, deploy, & manage your apps. Join us and learn more at our next SenchaCon, now in April 2015. Earlier this year, we announced that SenchaCon 2014…

We will be at the Developer Week conference next week in San Francisco where we will be running a boot camp on Wednesday, February 19th from 9:00am–10:40am. At the boot camp you’ll use Sencha Architect to quickly build a Touch…

Sencha Architect 3 allows users to create User Extensions that package useful third party libraries as reusable tools in all of their projects. In Part 1 of this blog post series, Aaron Conran outlined a Car Query API and showed…

Regardless of the type of application you’re building, there is almost always room to create a custom component or user extension that can be used across projects or teams. There is a rich ecosystem of user extensions surrounded by the…

There are many reasons why you might want to change the look of your app. That’s why we came up with the Themes feature in Sencha Architect 3. Theming was one of the most requested features, and I’m proud to…