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HTML5 App Builder Updated with the Enterprise in Mind

November 14, 2013—How do enterprise developers extend their corporate apps to the ever expanding universe of mobile devices with the least amount of pain? Visual dev tool maker Sencha made the argument this week for the less-coding-is-more approach provided by Sencha Architect, the latest version of which the company just released.
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Sencha aims for speed in latest Architect release

November 13, 2013—Sencha has released the newest version of its visual HTML5 app builder, Sencha Architect 3.0. The upgrade extends hundreds of corporate apps to various mobile and desktop devices.

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Windows Phone 8.0 smartphones may not be upgradeable to 8.1

October 30, 2013—Nokia issues differing statements, while Microsoft is mum on device upgrade question
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Tizen makes stealth pitch to Samsung’s Android acolytes

October 30, 2013—The operating system popped up in various places during Samsung’s developer conference, including with cash incentives for app makers.
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Samsung takes baby steps in touting Tizen OS to developers

October 30, 2013—Open source OS is viewed as a cross-platform opportunity, and an example that Samsung isn’t fully dependent on Android.
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Review: Mobile Web development frameworks face off

October 30, 2013—jQuery Mobile, Sencha Touch, Kendo UI, and Intel App Framework bring a native look and feel to Web apps for mobile devices
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Sencha Earns Rank on Info-Tech’s 2013 Mobile Enterprise Application Platforms Vendor Landscape Report

October 28, 2013—Sencha, a company focusing on powering HTML5 development for desktop and mobile applications, announced it has been listed as a Champion in Info-Tech Research Group’s 2013 Mobile Enterprise Application Platforms (MEAP) Vendor Landscape report.
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Sencha Feels HTML5 Force In Touch 2.3

October 7, 2013—HTML5 development for desktop and mobile applications company Sencha has updated its Touch mobile framework. Version 2.3 now integrates with Apache Cordova for support of native phone functionality direct from HTML5 apps
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Bad news: iOS 7’s HTML5 is full of bugs

September 27, 2013—Apple’s iOS 7 is plagued with HTML5 defects related to the Web SQL database, home-screen widgets, gestures, and animations. Maximiliano Firtman, an HTML5 developer and author of several popular Web programming books, revealed several of these bugs in his blog. And Michael Mullany, CEO of Web development environment vendor Sencha, both confirmed Firtman’s findings and found more problems in Apple’s HTML5 execution.
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What can mobile app development do for you?

September 4, 2013—Increased developer productivity, multi-platform development, the BYOD trend, enterprise scalability, the demand for great user experiences, and code reuse are some of the reasons why application developers should be using both open-source and proprietary mobile application frameworks today, according to industry solution providers.
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