Sencha - JavaScript Grid and UI Components
August 2, 2017—ExtReact [delivers] a comprehensive set of components for React that work together seamlessly and are professionally built, tested and maintained. In addition to including over 100 powerful, pre-built components, ExtReact provides a flexible layout system that makes it easy to build apps that look great on multiple different screen geometries.
July 25, 2017—Over the last 8 years I have overseen hundreds of apps and web development projects. I have come up with some rules to live by and keys to getting your project done on time and within budget….Developing content rich apps, there are a lot of cross-platform options such as: Phone Gap, Sencha and many more.
July 27, 2017—ExtReact 6.5.1 includes many enhancements to Grid, Tree Grid, Pivot Grid, tabs, toolbars, forms, date panel, and more.
July 18, 2017—ExtReact is the most complete set of professionally tested and commercially supported React components for developers to use in creating visually stunning, data-intensive applications on desktop and mobile devices. It also includes plugins for Webpack and Babel to optimize builds, and theming tools to give designers and developers complete control over their application’s look and feel.
July 20, 2017—It’s no surprise that web application quality is incredibly important for businesses: 99 percent of those surveyed are in agreement. But despite technological advances in testing, including automation, problems with web application quality remain an issue for most businesses.
July 17, 2017—Sencha announced updates to its Web Application Development Platform – including Ext JS 6.5, Architect 4.2, Themer 1.2, Cmd 6.5 and Test 2.1. Ext JS supplies developers with everything they need to build data-intensive, cross-platform web applications. Sencha Test 2.1 provides developers and quality assurance teams with new features that improve their ability to create tests, manage defects and store test results. Ext JS 6.5, Cmd 6.5, Architect 4.2, Themer 1.2 and Test 2.1 are available now.
July 3, 2017—While mobile and tablets will remain important to our everyday lives and simple business processes, people simply do not want to view and analyze data on a small screen. According to a Sencha-sponsored survey conducted by Dimensional Research, 80 percent of development professionals believe desktop applications are “absolutely essential” to their business operations. Additionally, the survey found that 81 percent of desktop applications are maintained for more than three years, compared to just 55 percent of smartphone applications.
July 7, 2017—Nearly all quality assurance (QA) and development professionals deal with web app quality issues that hurt the business, according to a recent survey from Sencha. The resulting report, “The State of Web Application Testing,” indicates that these issues occur at least monthly for most organizations, leading to customer dissatisfaction, reputational damage, greater inefficiencies and revenue losses.
June 22, 2017—Since [the] iPhone’s introduction, it has driven consumer-quality application experiences into the enterprise….This demand has contributed to the rapid growth of web technology, enabling organizations to create an application once and deliver a great user experience across mobile phones, tablets and desktops. And like the iPhone, web applications are becoming increasingly sophisticated as consumers crave more data at their fingers at all times. This has led organizations to add sophisticated data analytics and data visualizations (such as D3) to their web apps. – Art Landro, CEO, Sencha
June 15, 2017—According to Subu [Baskaran, Senior Product Manager at Sencha], companies are reluctant to put in the time and money upfront in production. They are still waiting for bugs to be found in production even though it’s much less costly and time-consuming to fix bugs in development….
Nearly three quarters (73 percent) of survey participants plan to increase their investment in testing within the coming year. The majority of respondents (42 percent) cite the reason being that end users are demanding higher quality. Other reasons include the need to improve time-to-market, reducing overall costs, response to quality issues, and overall development budget increases.
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