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Sencha opens up about SenchaCon, developer challenges, and platform updates

November 29, 2016—We caught up with Sencha’s CEO Art Landro to learn more about two announcements the company made at SenchaCon: an enhanced version of its Sencha Web Application Lifecycle Management Platform, and findings of an independent, worldwide survey conducted by Dimensional Research, which looks at how the needs and challenges of web developers and consumers are changing and underscores the importance of web applications for today’s businesses.

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New products of the week 11.14.16

November 14, 2016—Sencha Web Application Lifecycle Management Platform – Key features: The next generation of the Sencha Platform allows developers to design, build and test data-intensive web applications and deliver the right user experience, on the right screen, at the right time. Key benefits include increased developer productivity, improved application quality and accelerated time-to-market for cross-platform web applications.

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Top Recommendations to Ensure Performance for the IoT – Part 2

November 16, 2016—DATA BATCHES – One of the biggest challenges of building an IoT application is collating the data from various sources. But when an application makes many repetitive requests to different IoT devices to obtain data, it can slow app performance. As such, the best way to ensure performance of IoT applications is to consolidate data into batches. Data can be pushed to the application at low latency in small chunks, as it becomes available. At the same time, deploying an application through a web browser makes it’s usable across an extremely wide variety of devices.
– Daniel Gallo, Sales Engineer

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The “Post-PC Era” is Oddly Full of PCs

November 9, 2016—While there was plenty of hoopla back when the smartphone was first starting to emerge that it would ultimately replace the desktop PC—and in many functions it has—the grim pronouncements about the death of the desktop seem to have never actually materialized. In fact, a new report from Sencha and Dimensional Research details how the so-called “Post-PC Era” has a lot of PCs still operating, and likely will for some time to come….Eighty percent of respondents called desktop applications absolutely essential for development for the next 12 months. By comparison, only 36 percent could say likewise about mobile apps.

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Next-Generation Web Application Lifecycle Management Platform

November 9, 2016—Delivers more solutions for developers to design, develop and test web applications quickly and easily, reducing time to market. “More than ever, developers are under pressure to rapidly build – and maintain – data-intensive, cross-platform enterprise web applications. For this reason, developers are always looking for effective and well-supported technologies that benefit from the synergies of adoption by a large ecosystem.” said Al Hilwa, program director of software development research at IDC….”

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SD Times news digest: Sencha announces web application platform updates

November 8, 2016—“The increasing complexity and data-intensive nature of modern web applications means developers need a comprehensive solution to design, develop and test their applications, and get them to market as quickly as possible,” said Art Landro, CEO of Sencha.

The new version of the Web Application Lifecycle Management Platform will include enhancements to the Ext JS framework, new Angular 2 and React integrations, and integrations that will help JavaScript community developers build data-centric applications.

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Sencha Gets Behind Latest Version of JavaScript

November 8, 2016—Fierce debates over the various approaches to developing Web versus mobile applications have been taking place for several years now. At a SenchaCon 2016 conference today, Sencha is aiming to put one of those debates to rest by adding support for JavaScript ES2015 to its Ext JS framework for building HTML5 applications using either JavaScript or Java.

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Sencha Delivers Next-Generation Web Application Lifecycle Management Platform

November 8, 2016—Sencha announced the next generation of its Web Application Lifecycle Management Platform. The Sencha Platform allows developers to design, build and test data-intensive web applications and deliver the right user experience, on the right screen, at the right time.

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The desktop is not dead say web developers

November 8, 2016—According to 80 percent of web developers, desktop applications are absolutely essential, and 93 percent say web technologies are critical to their strategy for desktop and mobile. These findings come from development platform Sencha which commissioned Dimensional Research to survey over 1,100 web development professionals.

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Top Culture Changes to Make DevOps a Reality – Part 1

October 24, 2016—The biggest DevOps challenge that many organizations face is the corporate policies that separate development and IT. It is critical that IT be given the freedom and resources to enable and empower DevOps, so the teams can use agile methodologies to shorten release cycles and reduce deployment time. This culture change may require executive sponsorship to break down these walls.
– Don Griffin, Director of Engineering

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