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Teaching IT to Embrace Change: 9 Execs Share Advice

June 8, 2017—Be consistenly resilient to change – “The one thing I have come to realize after decades of working at home and abroad is the only constant is change – especially in the IT Industry. Some change we drive ourselves, but most change is completely out of our control. So, it is important to understand that how we react to the ‘out-of-our-control’ change is 100 percent under our control. Your ability to be flexible, adaptable, and, more importantly, consistently resilient to change is critical to your success in any career or path you take in life. As a CEO, I coach these skills in my organization by setting an example through my own actions. No matter what, I choose to react positively to change and try to drive it to my team’s advantage.” – Art Landro, CEO, Sencha

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How Sencha’s Enterprise-Class JavaScript Frameworks Reduce the Cost and Complexity of Creating Modern Web Applications

June 7, 2017—“The typical React application pulls in 10, 20, 30 different libraries of components, built by all sorts of different authors with different styles, release cycles, and levels of skill,” Mark said. It becomes a huge burden to pull these into a coherent app which you can maintain over time….For companies using Sencha libraries and frameworks, however, one update will do the trick. “Rather than having to get a lot of that from 20 different parties, you can get all that stuff from one party — Sencha — and it is commercially supported.”

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Sencha’s ExtReact Empowers React Developers to Create Impressive UI Components for Web-based Applications

May 22, 2017—The availability of ExtReact enhances Sencha’s portfolio of tools for accelerating the development of data-intensive web applications. The company’s web application development platform empowers developers to focus on building their applications by taking advantage of Sencha’s pre-integrated, multi-valent library of UI components. Sencha’s multitude of platforms for designing, developing and testing components for web-based applications responds to the contemporary proliferation of data-intensive, web-based applications with rich data visualizations and aesthetically pleasing visual interfaces.

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Sencha Releases ExtReact to Aid React Developers in UI Work

May 19, 2017—With the availability of ExtReact, however, developers can add sophisticated commercially tested and supported components to their React applications, accelerate time to market and reduce upgrade and maintenance burdens, the company claims. ExtReact offers more than 115 UI components that are fully supported and designed to interact and work together over the lifetime of the application, Sencha said.

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New products of the week 5.22.17

May 22, 2017—ExtReact makes delivering visually stunning, data-intensive apps simpler and faster than ever before, by enabling React developers to add more than 115 beautiful and powerful UI components to their applications.

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Sencha Test 2.1 — SD Times news digest: May 19, 2017

May 19, 2017—Sencha is updating its unit and end-to-end testing solution for Ext JS apps with new features creating tests, managing defects and storing test results. Features include the ability to inspect components and elements; execute tests from Sencha Studio; add external files; analyze test failures; and perform visual testing directly from Sencha Studio.

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Sencha announces ExtReact – SD Times news digest: May 17, 2017

May 17, 2017—Sencha announced the release of ExtReact with new React components to help developers add powerful UI components to their applications. With ExtReact, developers can choose from more than 115 UI components that are fully supported and designed to work together in applications. ExtReact also provides features like keyboard navigation and focus management, a flexible layout system, data management for users to easily handle remote data across all types of devices, and more. This release also comes with Sencha Themer, which lets developers and designers create themes without writing a single line of code.

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New UI Components for React Applications

May 16, 2017—With optimized performance and Sencha technical support, ExtReact makes delivering visually impressive, data-intensive apps simpler and faster than ever before. Developers can use the built-in material design-inspired theme, eliminating the need to construct custom styles and making it easy to create a fresh, modern user experience with minimal effort. Themes can also be easily modified or extended with Sencha Themer, enabling both developers and designers to create compelling themes without writing a single line of code.

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Sencha packages web UI widgets for enterprise React devs

May 16, 2017—Enterprise web app biz Sencha plans to make its ExtJS JavaScript interface components available to React developers through an offering called ExtReact. React, a Facebook-created open source JavaScript library, has become one of the most popular toolkits for building modern web apps, alongside frameworks like Angular and Vue. The library helps developers build web app interfaces with components that can be reused in various user interface views. Code reuse saves developers time and labor by preventing them from having to reinvent the wheel every time an app needs a scroll wheel or date picker.

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Sencha Ext JS 6.5 and Cmd 6.5 — SD Times news digest: May 12, 2017

May 12, 2017—The Sencha team announced the release of Ext JS 6.5 and Sencha Cmd 6.5, which bring new components to its modern toolkit. With Ext JS 6.5, developers can check out new capabilities like the new Grid functionality, advanced Form validation, Menus, Dialogs, and more. Other highlights in the releases include data visualization, with support for new charts and components like Box Plot, Navigator, and D3 Org Chart. There are also enhancements to key components like Tree, with plug-ins for editing and List with swipe actions. These releases also include ECMAScript 2015 or ES6 support, so developers can create Ext JS applications using the latest advances in JavaScript standards.

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