Kegan Blumenthal, GM of Sencha Inc.I am excited to share Sencha’s Updated Roadmap. Over the last six months since I joined as GM, our core team has worked hard to set Sencha on a clear growth path. We shared some of our plans in April this year, and I am happy to report that we […]
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Announcing Sencha Ext JS 7.0 and Tooling GA
We are proud to announce the general availability of Sencha Ext JS 7.0. In this post we will cover details about the exciting, new and improved features of Ext JS framework and tooling. Read on to learn more. Highlights Ext JS Modern framework has been improved extensively. We now recommend starting off with our Modern […]
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We are excited to announce the release of Ext JS 7.0 through the Early Access program. This release is packed with enhancements and exciting new features, with an emphasis on enhancing the Modern Toolkit. Read on to learn more about the release highlights. New and updated Modern toolkit components: Form Group (Checkbox, Radio Button) to […]
70 Comments Read moreAnnouncing Ext JS Upgrade Adviser GA
Ext JS Upgrade Adviser 1.0 Release We are excited to announce the release of Ext JS Upgrade Adviser 1.0. Ext JS Upgrade Adviser scans your Ext JS 4.x and 5.x applications and reports problems in the source code that need to be addressed before upgrading to a later Ext JS version (6.x). Ext JS Upgrade […]
3 Comments Read moreThe Evolution of JavaScript Tooling
JavaScript application source code is often spread across JavaScript, HTML, and CSS files, as well as events and data flowing through a number of non intuitive paths. While various frameworks and libraries have been created with the intention of dealing with this complexity, learning the intricacies of these frameworks or libraries has become its own issue.
15 Comments Read more2019 Update: An Exciting Year for Sencha & Ext JS
2019 will be an exciting year for Sencha. Last week, I was honored to speak at the Sencha Community Conference in Germany, organized by eyeworkers GmbH. It was great to see the number of passionate developers that love Ext JS. We provided an update for our 2019 product roadmap, as well as a number of growth initiatives to reignite the momentum of Ext JS. We demonstrated Ext Angular that launched last month, and provided a preview of Ext JS 7.0, which will be released later this quarter. The roadmap outlined the scope of 7.1, along with new developments to follow on the tooling front.
8 Comments Read moreExtWebComponents Early Access is Now Available
We’re pleased to announce that the early access version of Sencha ExtWebComponents is now available. ExtWebComponents provides hundreds of pre-built UI components that you can easily integrate into your web applications built with any framework, or no framework at all.
33 Comments Read moreIntroducing GridPlugins – Learn new ways to improve the Ext JS Grid
Guest Blog Post Introduction The Grid Panel is one of the most powerful components in the Ext JS framework. It has lots of features and plugins built in that enables developers to display data in various ways. One interesting feature of the Grid Panel is the Grouping feature. This feature allows you to group the […]
10 Comments Read moreWhen to Choose ExtAngular
2018 and 2019 seem to be not only “The Age of JavaScript”, but also “The Age of Single Page Applications.” One framework that explicitly supports single-page applications is Angular, a TypeScript-based open-source front-end web application platform. According to our friends at “The State of JavasScript 2018”, the reasons Angular has become important and popular are […]
1 Comment Read moreThe Rush to Open Source – But What’s Missing?
A cautionary tale of navigating modern development Introduction Search the Internet for “Open Source” and the number of hits is astonishing. The fact that open source has been accepted into the business mainstream is indisputable, as IBM’s purchase of Red Hat for US$34 billion proves. Or maybe it’s the rise of more or less open […]
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