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 […]
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2019 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 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 moreSencha Architect: Fast Prototyping, Happier Users
Web Sites A lot of web application software these days feels dated: the same old tired user interfaces and boring, faintly obscure but eminently purchasable background art on a web page drawn by some anonymous art student. Or worse, so-called “stock footage.” But while old things aren’t necessarily bad, it doesn’t seem to work very […]
5 Comments Read moreSencha Q&A Summary – March 2019 Edition
You had questions and we’ve got answers! Please find a summary of questions and answers collected from our community of Sencha users at recent Sencha events, including DeveloperWeek Bay Area and a variety of webinars that you can now watch on-demand: Learn What’s New in Sencha Ext JS 6.7 & Tooling Sencha Angular Developer Tool […]
12 Comments Read moreThe Hidden Value of Ext JS Enterprise: A Look at What’s Inside
Software companies tier the prices of their licenses for a very good reason: not everyone needs everything. Developers don’t generally like to pay money for software that they will not use, and why should they? The software just sits in the file system taking up space. But there are times when taking another look at […]
6 Comments Read moreDeveloperWeek Bay Area Re-cap
Introduction Hosting DeveloperWeek Bay Area at the Oakland Convention Center in the heart of Oakland’s City Center was a terrific idea, and despite the Teacher’s Strike giving the local cops some work to do traffic-wise, the warm bright sun reflected the positive spirits of attendees. Oakland was fun and the city has its own architectural […]
7 Comments Read moreAnnouncing Ext JS 6.7 Visual Tooling Updates
We’re excited to announce the release of Ext JS visual tooling updates that provide a faster way to develop great looking Ext JS 6.7 apps. The release of Architect 4.2.5 supports visually building apps, Themer 1.3.5 supports visually theming apps, and Inspector 6.0.3 supports visually inspecting Ext JS 6.7 apps. Download Now Download Architect, Themer […]
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With more than 20 speakers, a whole day pre-conference training and multiple workshops focusing on the Sencha framework and web development, we have a few good reasons for you to attend this year’s Ext JS conference: Sencha Community Days 2019 in Karlsruhe, Germany! General Manager, Atanas Popov from Sencha, an Idera, Inc. Company, will be […]
6 Comments Read moreFree Ext JS Self-Paced Training
It is a given that taking on learning a new library or framework can be a daunting task for any developer, and sometimes a “Hello, World” or “To Do” app just doesn’t meet the standard to truly feel like one has a sense of what the API is designed to do. Conversely, it can also […]
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