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8 Guidelines and 1 Rule for Responsive Images

April 2, 2013—I recently had the opportunity to work with a company that is moving to a responsive design and has over 800,000 images on their site. These images come from all over the world. I learned a lot about what it means to tackle images in a responsive design on a large scale.
Cloud Four Blog→

Products of the week 3.18.13

March 18, 2013—Our roundup of intriguing new products from companies such as Cisco, Fortinet, Sepato.
NetworkWorld→

Sortie de ExtJS 4.2 et de Sencha Architect 2.2 : Better Faster, Stronger

March 16, 2013—L’équipe Sencha annonce la sortie de ExtJS 4.2, du Sencha Touch Bundle et de Sencha Architect 2.2 !

Tous trois améliorent la productivité du développeur en rendant les choses plus rapides, plus faciles et plus pratiques (sur un air de chanson).
De son côté, le nouveau Sencha Touch Bundle réunit toutes les technologies Sencha de développement mobile dans un package plus pratique.
Developpez.com→

Scivantage Rolls Out Mobile Trading Apps Built with HTML5

February 5, 2013—Scivantage announced Wednesday the launch of its new HTML5-based mobile brokerage platform, Investor Mobile, and the immediate availability of investment apps for iOS and Android devices.
American Banker→

Can new smartphones rekindle the BlackBerry fire?

January 25, 2013—RIM hopes to translate positive pre-launch buzz into sales of its Z10 and X10 smartphones Wednesday
Computerworld→

The Big Question Mark Over Facebook’s Graph Search: Mobile

January 17, 2013—The switch to “native” apps and the implication of fault with HTML5 masked a deeper problem, uncovered by the mobile app framework Sencha. In late 2012, Sencha took a closer look at the hybrid, HTML5 app that Facebook had first made, replicating it, then noticing that Facebook’s original mobile app essentially made more calls back to a server than it needed to when, for instance, rendering features of the Facebook interface.
Forbes→

Why HTML5 Should Replace Native Apps for Ecommerce

January 14, 2013—HTML5 will begin to replace native apps in mobile commerce strategies, as Apple’s dominance dwindles and Android and Windows Mobile grow. The ease of maintaining one experience that serves all platforms and the significant cost benefit will make this a no-brainer approach for organizations.
Get Elastic→

The Atlantic gives HTML5 a shot with tablet-optimized site

January 11, 2013—The Atlantic is going the mobile Web route for its news and opinion site TheAtlanticWire.com with an initiative that targets tablet users. The new site is available at http://touch.theatlanticwire.com/. The Atlantic is working with Sencha on the HTML5 site.
Mobile Marketer→

InfoWorld’s 2013 Technology of the Year Award winners

January 9, 2013—If there’s a faster and easier way to build cross-platform, data-driven mobile applications than Sencha Touch 2.1, we haven’t found it. Sencha’s HTML5 development framework leverages designer-accessible Web technologies, while its MVC underpinnings create best practices for clean code creation.
InfoWorld→

The Atlantic Wire taps Sencha to launch a new HTML5 iPad Web app fit for the digital era

January 9, 2013—Using Sencha Touch, an HTML5 framework developed by Sencha, The Atlantic is moving away from “expensive and restrictive native iOS development” to HTML5, but it’s not ditching native. Far from it.
TNW→