In this third article of the 6-part “Ext JS Grid Customization” blog series we focus on using row editing methods to customize a data grid. If you missed reading Part 1 and 2 of the series, take a quick read here: Customize using built-in grid and column properties Customize using grouping methods The grid example […]
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Webinar Q&A: Sencha Architect – The Ultimate Visual App Builder
Last week, we conducted an in-depth demonstration on Sencha Architect, a visual app builder for Ext JS applications. The webinar was very well attended and we received many interesting questions during the course. This post provides answers to those questions. If you missed the webinar, you can listen to the recording here. How could I […]
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In the first blog of this 6-part “Ext JS Grid Customization” blog series, we saw a few different ways to use built-in grid and column properties to customize a data grid. This blog demonstrates the use of built-in data display methods to quickly customize your data grid. The example grid used here displays NBA 2020 […]
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The Ext JS Data Grid is fast, powerful and flexible. With Ext JS, users can quickly customize the look and feel of the grid to suit their application. In a 6-part blog series, I will cover different ways to quickly customize an Ext JS Data Grid. We will be setting up a simple grid that […]
1 Comment Read moreQuick Survey: Help us Improve Ext JS Onboarding Capabilities
We often hear that a key challenge in the Ext JS ecosystem is finding new developers. When organizations look to staff open roles or new projects, it is logical to request experienced developers. The same is true for Ext JS devs. Expert Ext JS developers aren’t available in abundance (unlike React or Angular resources)—making staffing […]
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Many customers using Ext JS to build data-centric, desktop-based applications would also like to be able to complement them with a mobile or tablet app. Traditionally, creating a mobile app meant switching to a totally new development environment (like Swift or Objective-C for iPhone, and Java or Kotlin for Android). One of the coolest features […]
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It’s been over a year since we announced the Sencha Ext JS Community Edition—a free, limited commercial use license, with a robust Ext JS framework, hundreds of modern components, material theme and more to develop stunning looking apps. Since the launch, we’ve been excited to see the growing interest. Haven’t heard of the Ext JS […]
8 Comments Read moreUsing Material Icons with Ext JS
Typography connotes emotion and it’s as important as the visual elements in your application. There may be times you want to enhance your app with other font libraries. Here’s a quick and simple way to add a Material Font Icon from the Google fonts library. Not only can you do that, but it’s easy to […]
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Although we’re only 3 weeks into the new year and the quarter, the Sencha teams are running at full steam! Last week, we announced the release of Ext JS 7.1 and with it, reinforced our level of commitment to the community as well as toward advancing the framework. Our mission to deliver high quality products […]
2 Comments Read moreVisualizing Geospatial Data using Ext JS and Google Maps
When it comes to working with geospatial data (i.e. data which has location information associated with it) you often need a good way to visualize the data in your business application for it to be useful. Ext JS includes a “ux” package containing various user extensions (including one for Google Maps) that allows you to […]
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