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Top Factors That Impact Application Performance 2016 – Part 4

October 17, 2016—Applications that perform well have to be built effectively and tested meticulously. As such, the biggest impact on application performance is new features. As developers introduce new code, overall performance is affected. Due to schedule pressures, there is often no time remaining to optimize performance. Balancing the demands of time to market and application performance is a requirement for all members of the development, ops, and executive teams.
– Don Griffin, Director of Engineering, Sencha

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9 Tips for Running a ‘Tween’ Company

October 17, 2016—Every company has a culture and, as a company grows up and takes on the awesome responsibility of more customers, partners and employees, the original culture needs to grow up along with that process. Let me tell you, culture is hard to change – especially if you don’t differentiate between the good culture and the bad culture, because there are both. When you hear comments like ‘we have always done it that way’ or ‘great idea, but you won’t convince the bosses,’ this might indicate bad culture and you should take steps to isolate it through new processes, peer-supplied alternatives or prioritization changes. Faster than you think, the bad culture will begin to recede.
– Art Landro, CEO of Sencha

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Best Cross-Platform Technologies For iOS, Android, and Windows Phone Apps

October 5, 2016—Many web and web application developers are nowadays using Ext JS to build highly interactive app user interfaces with the help of a JavaScript library. The apps built through this tool use the combination of HTML5 and CSS3. The platform allows developers to comfortably create apps for multiple platforms. Use this tool to design and develop apps for Android and iOS powered smartphones and tablets.

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Viewing and Analyzing IoT Data in Real-Time with HTML5 Web Applications

October 9, 2016—The influx of IoT devices presents an unprecedented challenge for enterprise environments: businesses are more frequently faced with the task of aggregating, visualizing, and interacting with a variety of different data sources using a dashboard. Luckily, many IoT devices feature programmable APIs, enabling enterprises to hook up some kind of front-end to them.

By using a complete JavaScript-based application framework, developers can leverage a variety of widgets to build a flexible and powerful user interface that works across all device types and screen sizes, while at the same time structuring code efficiently with the help of common design patterns like MVC or MVVM.

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10 steps to DevOps success in the enterprise

October 6, 2016—Here are 10 things tech leaders should know about DevOps.
1. Remove corporate policies that separate development and IT.
“It’s critical that devs 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,” said Don Griffin, engineering director at Sencha. “This culture change requires management sponsorship to break down these walls.”

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Wyoming’s open source enterprise code library a secret no more

September 27, 2016—As for some of the particulars of the code library, Wyoming chose Java with Sencha GXT for its development language, figuring this would be the language most employees would be familiar with, and ETS uses BitBucket Git as its code repository.

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New products of the week 9.12.16

September 13, 2016—Ext JS 6.2 new features help build powerful, data-rich, cross-platform web applications, bringing leading-edge data visualization capabilities (D3 and data analytics) to any Ext JS web application.

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Twilio’s new Twilio Enterprise Plan, Sencha’s new data visualization enhancements, and Dell closes EMC merger

September 8, 2016—Sencha has announced the availability of Ext JS 6.2, Sencha Cmd 6.2, Sencha Architect 4.0, and the new Sencha Themer 1.0. With these releases, Sencha introduces data visualization capabilities, such as new framework components, development tools, and solutions that will helps developers with productivity.
A new adapter and data-driven document library, D3.js, will help organizations find new ways to deliver their complex data for mobile and web applications. Developers can build visualizations that fit within their Ext JS applications by using this new adapter.

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Sencha Offers Service to Modernize Legacy Oracle Forms Apps

August 19, 2016—”The converter automatically reads the Oracle Forms and converts them into a web app with Ext JS HTML5 output,” Mullarkey said. “Many customers will use the Sencha web application lifecycle management platform, including Ext JS, to modernize the front-end of their apps, so the UI is more modern and the application can utilize advanced data visualization and analytics capabilities.”

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Sencha’s Ext JS To Help Modernize Oracle Legacy Apps

August 17, 2016—Partnering with 4Morphis, Sencha leverages Ext JS, the most comprehensive JavaScript framework to help customers migrate their Oracle Forms applications into modern web and mobile applications in a matter of days, instead of weeks or months.

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