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November 1, 2012—The Jacksonville, Fla., Emergency Preparedness Division was saddled with an antiquated website that provided citizens with minimal information. In addition the city’s call center, which receives close to 1500 calls a day during non-emergency times, has experienced peaks that triple that number during emergencies, affecting personnel and costs.
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October 31, 2012—Companies like Sencha and Xamarin will allow developers to write apps for Windows Phone 8 and other operating systems at the same time
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October 18, 2012—Sencha has released Sencha Complete: Team, a full-featured enterprise software suite to help software developers create rich HTML5 apps for popular web browsers and operating systems. New perks include an Eclipse plugin, the desktop packager, data connectors, business data connectivity, connectors for SOAP (with WSDL support), AMF and a team license with limited indemnity.
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September 13, 2012—Sencha, l’éditeur d’outils de développement HTML5, vient de dévoiler sa suite Sencha Complete Team, qui combine des produits existants avec un plug-in Eclipse, un outil pour packager les applications, et des connecteurs de données. Avec la suite d’outils de développement HTML5 Sencha Complete Team, les programmeurs seront en mesure de créer des applications professionnelles en HTML5 qui pourront être utilisées aussi bien en environnement de bureau, qu’en environnement mobile.
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September 11, 2012—HTML5 tools vendor Sencha unveiled today Sencha Complete Team, which bundles existing tools with an Eclipse plug-in, a desktop application packager, and data connectors. Developers using the suite can build HTML5-based business applications for mobile and desktop environments. Sencha says developers can build applications using Web technologies and a single code base, then package them to run on multiple devices, including Apple’s iPhone and iPad, Google Android devices, and OS X and Windows PCs.
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September 11, 2012—The product’s BYOD proposition rests upon its ability to enable teams to build apps using open web technologies and a single code base, then “package” them to run on practically any device or computer. This technology specifically targets multi-platform, multi-device business apps and combines Sencha’s Ext JS and Touch frameworks with the firm’s Sencha Architect visual app development tool. There are also advanced data connectors for SOAP/WSDL and AMF data sources plus early access to custom bug fixes, remote troubleshooting, and performance tuning.
September 11, 2012—Sencha Complete: Team is designed specifically for development teams that build multi-platform, multi-device business apps. It combines Sencha’s market-leading frameworks —Ext JS and Sencha Touch— with visual app development tool Sencha Architect, bundles in the Mobile Packager and new Desktop Packager, and further expands functionality with the new Sencha Eclipse Plug-in for Ext JS and advanced data connectors for SOAP/WSDL and AMF data sources. It also includes business-class support, which includes advanced services such as remote troubleshooting, early access to custom bug fixes, telephone support, and performance assessments.
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September 2, 2012—Sencha is a backend-as-a-service (BAAS) provider for mobile applications. Sencha offers backend solutions and mobile application building tools and features. The Sencha API allows developers to access and integrate the functionality of Sencha with other applications and to create new applications. Some example API methods include retrieving URLs, sending and receiving messages, pushing notifications, and managing account information.
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August 27, 2012—To accommodate a wide range of developers, Sencha plans to offer its forthcoming cloud-based services (which are still in beta) in several ways. These include a free tier so developers can gauge how their app is performing, as well as a paid service. “The consumer applications are much more like public media, if you will. There’s a long tail. But where the spike is, it can be very large. We’re allowing an affordable option in the long tail,” Bansod said. “We don’t want to be a complete burden on your own success. We want to share in your success.”
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August 27, 2012—Few developers (less than 10% of those surveyed) used visual editors probably, according to Chris Heilmann’s report, because most of them are still in a “beta” or “alpha” stage. Adobe Edge and Sencha Animator led the field with the others being Adobe Dreamweaver, Adobe Flash, Adobe Photoshop, Codiqua, Construct 2, Hype, Playcanvas , Radi, Rhodes, Telrik, Tiggzi, Tiler, Wakanda, Web Developer Add-on, WebMatrix.
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