Ext JS Designer Preview

October 8, 2009 by Aaron Conran

Screenshot of Ext DesignerWe are very excited to share our latest version of the Ext JS Designer. This new version adds many new features to improve your efficiency creating application designs. Once you get accustomed to these features its difficult to live without them. For those of you that don't have the time or ability to download and play around with the Designer, we have created a Preview screencast in which we mock up some interfaces. We have tried to show off as much features and functionality as possible.

New Features

  • Duplicating Components
  • Transforming Components
  • Undo/Redo
  • Configuration Searching
  • Auto Updating
  • Screenshots

Duplicating Components

How many times have you copied and pasted a set of source code and/or configuration and modify a couple of values to save on some keystrokes? The designer now has the same ability by providing you the ability to duplicate sets of components and then modify their values.

Take a look at this quick sample where I've leveraged the duplicate functionality to quickly build a form without dragging and dropping the components and setting up common configurations over and over.

Building a simple form:

Building a simple form

Transforming Components

When developing you are capable of quickly changing a component from one class to another without losing your configurations by changing the class that you are extending from or instantiating.

For Example:

MyGrid = Ext.extend(Ext.grid.EditorGridPanel, {

});
// or
new Ext.grid.EditorGridPanel({

});

Developing in the Designer should not be any different. If after creating a GridPanel I decide that I really meant to use an EditorGridPanel. I can right click on the component within the inspector and see which transformation options are available.

A GridPanel can be transformed to an EditorGridPanel and vice-versa.

A GridPanel can be transformed to an EditorGridPanel and vice-versa

Let's put together a GridPanel. When we drag out a field for a particular column the designer intelligently knows that in order to use a TextField within a column it must convert itself to an EditorGrid. The designer will automatically perform this transformation for you.

Loan Application Grid

Another interesting transformation is converting a TabPanel to a Panel and then setting the layout to accordion. Fields are capable of transforming between types.

Component Undo/Redo

If you make a mistake while putting together your application you can undo/redo the last change that was made via the Undo and Redo buttons in the top toolbar. A current limitation of this feature is that if you perform a transform on a top level component then the history is reset.

Configuration Searching

Searching for 'la' in a Ext.form.FormPanel.A critical feature missing in prior releases was the ability to search configurations which are available to the component you have currently selected. In the past, if you were searching for a component configuration you had to look through the entire list available! The screenshot to the right demonstrates searching for the 'la' configuration in a FormPanel.

You can now unset configurations by clicking on the x on the right hand side of the configuration. This is useful when you want to remove setting a configuration and not just set it to "".

Newly Added Components

Some of the exciting new components added are:

  • EditorGrid
  • ButtonGroup
  • BoxComponent
  • Slider

Auto-Update

We are using Adobe AIR's Auto Update framework to provide updates to the designer as we push out new public releases. When we release a new version you will be prompted to update to the latest version. You can expand out the "Release Notes" to see what enhancements and bug fixes have been made. Adobe AIR provides us the ability to quickly deploy updates to all of you as new versions are released seamlessly.

Auto Updating the Designer via Adobe AIR

Auto Updating the Designer via Adobe AIR

Screenshots - Leveraging ActionScript within Ext JS

One feature we wanted to implement within the designer was taking screenshots of your budding prototype directly within the application. Imagine this, you quickly mock up a borderlayout complete with tabs, a grid, and a form and then click the screenshot button. You can then choose to save the screenshot of the component you've just created as a PNG. We thought that this would probably be a simple task within AIR but ended up having to do quite some digging to figure out how to accomplish it.

In order to create a screenshot of the applications current state we can use air.BitmapData to retrieve the raw bitmap data of the current screen by calling the draw method.

var capture = new air.BitmapData( window.htmlLoader.stage.stageWidth,
window.htmlLoader.stage.stageHeight);
capture.draw( window.htmlLoader );

The contents of the variable capture now has the raw bitmap data of our entire application. We'd like to convert this into a modern format like PNG and save it to the file system. We will use PNGEncoder from as3corelib. You can compile and use any arbitrary actionscript code to a SWF and expose it to JavaScript within Adobe AIR by including it in the page by giving it a type of application/x-shockwave-flash.

Use the mxmlc compiler from the Flex SDK to compile the code:

aaron@aaron-desktop:~/as3corelib-.92.1/src$ mxmlc -source-path=. com/adobe/images/PNGEncoder.as
Loading configuration file /home/aaron/FlexSDK/frameworks/flex-config.xml
/home/aaron/as3corelib-.92.1/src/com/adobe/images/PNGEncoder.swf (1242 bytes)

You can then copy the file into your project and include the file:

We can now encode the raw bitmap data and write it to the file system:

var file = air.File.documentsDirectory.resolvePath('screenshot.png');
var stream = new air.FileStream();
// Encode image captured from air.BitmapData
var png = window.runtime.com.adobe.images.PNGEncoder.encode( capture );

stream.open( file, air.FileMode.WRITE );
stream.writeBytes( png, 0, 0 );
stream.close();

When you import classes from ActionScript into your HTML App they will immediately be placed in the window.runtime namespace with their appropriate package namespaces.

Therefore our class com.adobe.images.PNGEncoder is placed in window.runtime.com.adobe.images.PNGEncoder. (As an aside this is all AIRAliases.js file which you include simply provides smaller aliases from window.runtime into the air namespace.)

When taking the screenshot we also use a clipping rectangle and the copyPixels method to to grab only the bounding rectangle of the currently active component.

Summary

We've added lots of features which should improve your productivity when building user interfaces with the designer. We hope you like our progress and as always we greatly appreciate your feedback. For those of you that have suggestions, questions, found bugs, or just want to make a remark—we are listening.

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196 Responses to “Ext JS Designer Preview”

  1. Medvedev says:

    Hello, Aaron! It’s awesome app. How can I save project in Java Script in this designer?

  2. prometheus says:

    Hi Medvedev, project saving ability will come in the stable release, in the time when ExtJS 3.1 released, if I knows as right.

  3. Sergey Popov says:

    Looks great, looking forward to see demo with import/export and save/load functionality.

  4. Mats says:

    Looks fantastic, can’t wait for the release!!

  5. Henry says:

    Ext JS FTW!

  6. Troy McCabe says:

    Incredible upgrades to 1.0 that was previously out. Makes it _so_ much easier to do tedious tasks, or templated configs. Excited for what else is in the pipes too, you guys do great stuff!

  7. Nickolay says:

    Great work!

    Will it support user extensions of different kinds (for example layouts)?

  8. Aaron Conran says:

    Nickolay -

    Yes, it’s in the works to support user extensions of all kinds (Components, Plugins and Layouts). When we complete the marketplace infrastructure more details will follow on how to implement your own user extensions for use in the designer.

  9. Crysfel says:

    Awesome!! really impressive. thank you for this update.

  10. Eric Berens says:

    Very nice work Aaron and team. I have to say using the designer has helped in prototyping and debugging complex layouts. I look forward to future functionality and work on the project. Keep it up!

  11. Paul says:

    Nothing major but just pointing out that the “download” link above doesn’t work in Safari on the Mac. Firefox is fine.

  12. Jonathan Griffin says:

    Speechless as always!

  13. Brian Deacon says:

    I’ll bite. Even after learning what a .cpgz is and figuring out how to crack it open… I still don’t see how to install this. It’s an Air app, yes? Link to some intall instructions?

  14. Eric Berens says:

    @Brian

    If you have Adobe Air installed (http://get.adobe.com/air/) you should be able to download the file and run it. The installer will automatically start.

  15. Ian says:

    Is it just my AIR environment…but how do you actual see the JS code that gets generated from the UI you create by all the dragging and dropping? I don’t see any place or button that says view code, neither does any JS file get created in my install dirs (I’m assuming my environment is restricting this). Has anyone been able to see the generated code for their components?

  16. Brian Deacon says:

    @Eric

    Dunno if this happens automagically in a windows environment, but on my mac, I had to rename the .air.zip to just .air and then the extension association picked it up. (And now I just learned that .air files are just zip files with a different name…)

  17. Claude says:

    Great job Aaron!

    It’s great to see Designer make so much progress. Designer has helped us complete prototypes much faster than before since we are able to visualize the components and use real data.

    Keep up the god work!

  18. Claude says:

    God-like work or good work, your choice. :D

  19. Aaron Conran says:

    @Ian

    Code generation is not currently in the designer. This will come in the ‘Pro’ version release in a month’s time. If you’d like to take a look at what the code will look like:
    http://www.extjs.com/forum/showthread.php?p=378242#post378242

    @Clause lol

    @Brian Did this only happen with Safari? How about Firefox?

  20. Tof says:

    Good stuff!
    Can we download it without Air packaging like a tar or zip file?

  21. 贺博 says:

    看着很炫,但是我还是习惯直接编码方式

  22. Mark says:

    This is fantastic. Look forward to the release!

  23. Mark says:

    This is fantastic. I look forward to the release!

  24. nickevin says:

    朋友 生成的代码的功能 是需要收费的

    friends, the generated code features are fee-charging

  25. Gisma says:

    Круто, круто, круто :)

  26. Jason says:

    Aaron you are a genius! Great stuff man.

  27. Murat Çorlu says:

    This will be great with saving or viewing design code support. Great job!

  28. Burivuh says:

    This is awesome! =)

  29. FashionPRG says:

    очень хорошая работа. впечетляют возможности. хотелось бы ее в действии посмотреть… потрогать так сказать )))

  30. tamsuper says:

    i will test it now.

  31. WOW!!! ExtJs rules!

  32. Matt Bittner says:

    When the Pro version is released, will it too require Air?

  33. Aaron Conran says:

    @Matt Bittner – Yes, it will always require an install. A web version is not an option as we need to be able to write/read to the file system. It also enables us to do some pretty slick things given that we know our users *always* will have a WebKit browser and lightning fast JavaScript.

  34. Ethan Brooks says:

    Will the production release be in available as in browser JavaScript that can be modified and incorporated other applications?

  35. Nuke says:

    I am playing around sigma builder, it’s simple but easy to use.
    But when I go deeply into programming, documentation is poor.
    Anyway, this builder&it’s source could be used under LGPL license.
    http://www.sigmawidgets.com/products/sigma_visual/VisualJS/index.html

  36. Matt Bittner says:

    Thanks, Aaron.

    Also one thing to keep in mind. I’m not sure about others, but I know the project I’m on resides not on the “internet”, per se, but instead a different, stand-alone network. If there are others, maybe there needs to be a way to “disconnect” the designer from automatically checking whatever Ext site for updates, etc. Maybe this is already within the app and if so, my apologies for wasting time.

  37. Aaron Conran says:

    @Ethan Brooks – No, we took the desktop approach which allows us to read/write to the file system and be guaranteed that we know the environment that you are running in.

    @Nuke – Thanks for the link. It’s interesting to see what other people are doing in the same space.

    @Matt Bittner – This shouldn’t be a problem at this point. However, we are intending to add authentication to Ext so that you can dynamically get pro features and/or access to any components that you’ve purchased in the upcoming marketplace. That may pose an issue if you are in a secure financial/government environment as you are describing.

  38. Chester James says:

    Music credits would of been nice, that’s a cool tune.

    Oh yeah and the designer is looking very slick. Rock on!

  39. Jordan Lee says:

    Wow, looks like this will help to prototype new designs quickly. Looking forward to trying it out.

  40. Aaron Conran says:

    @Chester James – Music is Pony Pony Run Run – Hey You

  41. Dan Schad says:

    Nice concept but the download did yield a very good experience. The layout did not run correctly in firefox and wouldn’t start at all in explorer. Very interesting to see what this will finally work like.

  42. Aaron Conran says:

    @Dan Schad – You need to install the Adobe AIR runtime to use the Designer. http://get.adobe.com/air/

  43. says:

    很好

  44. bill says:

    it feel so good ,and i like it

  45. Joel says:

    Like Dan, i have Adobe Air installed but designer wont run on IE8. Running on firefox though. Love it.

  46. chamika somasiri says:

    can you develop this as a EXTJS development tool
    this is useless tool i don’t want to get screen shots i want to build a working application
    please improve this in to EXTJS Development Tool like EXTJS IDE…

  47. Tommy Maintz says:

    @Joel
    The Designer is not meant to run in the browser! It is an actual desktop application that you install locally. Adobe AIR is a platform that allows you to install applications written in HTML/Javascript. It allows us to open/write to files on the filesystem, and many other things that we need to provide certain functionality. If you have Adobe Air installed, and you run the .air file we have provided, it will ask you if you want to install the Designer, where you want to install it, etc.

    @chamika somasiri
    Taking screenshots is just one of the functionalities that we provide. I don’t know if you have actually read anything we have explained in our blogposts, but the Designer will of course allow you to build a working UI. It will generate Javascript classes for you, not just take screenshots.

  48. Ash says:

    Am new to ext-js the designer preview looks great and seems ideal for a newbie like myself, would love to install and have a play around. Are there any installation instructions around.

  49. giuspel says:

    Fantastic … I look forward to the release of version 3.1.

    Stupid question : The button “Load Data” for JsonStore doesn’t work? Bye

    GREAT work

  50. Cristian says:

    Hi. Congratulation for the great work! Impressive!

    A question: I want to integrate a designer in a web tool. It is possible to have a particular license (paying a fee of course) to embed ExtJs Designer in my application?

    Thank you,
    Cristian

  51. man says:

    Хорошая штука, сделайте кнопку сохранения и будет вообще круто

  52. Chris says:

    I was checking out the preview via the download. What’s up with the viewport -> borderlayout? I don’t see any regions and nothing in the component properties related to regions…

  53. nicksaint says:

    Good job! Will it have an option to save the final code?
    Thank you

  54. TriPToNe says:

    Great stuff!

    But,
    - i cat’t save/load my designs,
    - when I change the component layout, (especially form -> table) the new layouts component config do not appear (OSX 10.5.8, Air 1.5.2, Ext Dp 1.0.5)
    - ext direct support?

    I’m also glad for a form to grid transform. I’m waiting for this tool very long time… It will be part of ExtJs distribution or a separated like JSBuilderX?

    ExtJs rocks! Keep good work!

  55. xxx says:

    Don’t you think this is like becoming VS ASP.NET components now :)

  56. Aaron Conran says:

    @ash – Install Adobe AIR and then download/install the .air file linked above.

    @giuspel – Did you specify a url for the JsonStore? Did you specify what fields would be in the response?

    @Christian – We haven’t made any decisions yet about OEMing the designer for integration with other products.

    @Chris – Viewport is just a specialized container. It does not immediately mean that it is a borderlayout. Change the layout configuration to ‘border’. Then drag and drop additional panel’s into the container. They will be auto-assigned regions which you can manipulate afterwards.

    @nicksaint – Yes, we will have a service that is capable of generating classes for what you design.

    @TripToNe – Code generation will be part of an additional service that plugs into the designer. Could you tell us more about your problem changing layouts from form to table? Ext Direct support is coming! :D It will be a separate tool like JSBuilder. We will distribute both a free and a paid version.

  57. Steve says:

    Trying to use the jsonstore and it says url has not been set. i have a local server with some json i want to use in the grid. How would i go about setting the url? I set the url to http://localhost/employees.json and it still doesn’t work what am i doing wront?

  58. Michael says:

    Nice job guys! Can’t wait until release. Currently, using Coolite.com for ASP.NET. Looking forward to an agnostic visual designer! Any idea when you guys will be ready for beta! I’m in!

    PS – Funky bg music! Heheh

  59. Ben says:

    Aaron is the man! Keep up the great work. The designer is coming along nicely, can’t wait until I can see the code it generates.

  60. Eddy says:

    Bravo, voilà un super outil!

  61. Abner says:

    Its getting very mature, I just tried this new version and I rellly enjoyed, but I see it’s just some demo cuz I can’t save or export the code. Anyway very nice job!

  62. g13013 says:

    pity that it is payant, i understand why it is, seen the tremendous work that it represents and at the same time it is sad!. good work

  63. kriz says:

    There is a bug……….
    While I’m adding a jsonstore to a gridpanel,then quickadding the fields,I can not add any more fields.It doesn’t work.

  64. Tony Galfano says:

    This is very impressive. I’m new to Extjs and have been exploring the various libraries hoping to find one that I can sink my teeth into and learn to integrate into my projects. This designer puts Extjs way out front for me.

    I do have a question about database connectivity. Is it possible to incorporate database connectivity and field binding into the designer? For example, when setting up the project you could select the database and have the fields available for inclusion in grids, forms and other data bound elements?

    Great work and I’ll most likely by a license for this great library….hope the designer release is coming soon too.

  65. Scott Hathaway says:

    Hello – just wanted to give feedback on your visual designer. I really like the product. I work for Bell Helicopter and we would be purchasing it along with ext js support and licenses. We would much rather pay for the tool upfront instead of a yearly fee.

    Just my perspective.

    Scott

  66. jlhs5 says:

    3 questions.

    1.- When is release a version?
    2.- What will it cost?

  67. Looks fantastic, can’t wait for the release!!

  68. CA says:

    The install is confusing because in IE the download link ends up saving a file named xds-1.0.5.zip, instead of the correct name of xds-1.0.5.air. A simple rename fixes this up but I suspect many people attempted to open and work with the contents of the zip.

    Download and install instructions when using IE:
    - Install Adobe Air: http://get.adobe.com/air/
    - Save download link file with a .air extension http://extjs.com/products/extjs/download.php?dl=xds
    - Run .air file

  69. تهامي says:

    شكرا ممتازة جدا

  70. Chris Dawes says:

    At the moment it’s a little annoying not to be able to quickly add json snippets in various places to speed up things, but I guess as you mentioned, it’s coming.

    You could add another tab to edit the json then click update and be back in the designer… kind of like ‘code’, ‘split’ and ‘design’ views in Dreamweaver.

    Surely the community version should allow you to actually get ‘something’ out of the designer… if so what? Can I whip up layouts for free? Are you going to charge per component or by a block of components? I like to own what I pay for… so I recon you should offer pricing for both models.

  71. Alfvin says:

    Hi, nice app!
    I created a viewport, panel, grid panel, array store and data fields
    Inside Component Inspector panel (on the right), right clicking on data field.. then the context menu is stuck there forever, can’t close it. clicking new project, it’s still there..

  72. Brent says:

    Designer looks cool. But I’m not familiar with EXT JS so I’ve got a newbie question. How easy is it to link your controls to a database like MySQL? I’m from a Delphi background and would like to see controls that have a datasource so it can connect to a database table. This will allow it to display and save the contents back to the database. How easy is it to do this?

    TIA
    Brent

  73. Kobyn says:

    Is anyway to buy the code generator for Ext JS designer preview?

  74. Tom says:

    How download Ext JS Designer Preview?

  75. np says:

    question – how do i run / install the extjs designer?

  76. Andrew Jones says:

    @Tom, @np: There is a download link in the first paragraph.

  77. Thierry says:

    Just amazing, there will be no more reasons for beginners to say I dont know ExtJS enough to start a project (great example, great doc, and now great designer)

    you are the best !

  78. says:

    很好,顶

  79. says:

    不错,不错。

  80. anishanc says:

    Code generation is not currently in the designer.
    When ‘Pro’ version will release ?

  81. Emernet says:

    When will be available the new version?

    thanks

  82. Alex says:

    When do you plan to generate EXT GWT code from this designer?
    Maybe some file.designer.java code?
    Serious, efficient, complex and MVC based apps with unit testing have to use such technology or you will be in trouble …

  83. Chris says:

    I read in a previous post where the guy said he would like the cost to be an up front charge and not a yearly charge. I agree with that.

  84. lylyliu says:

    It’s very great

  85. Arno Nyhm says:

    it works also for GXT?

  86. Johnson says:

    Great stuff! awasome

  87. l says:

    So when is this going to be released?

  88. kdemon says:

    Extjs, the best framework of javascript that I know, excelent!!!

  89. yuewah says:

    the downloadeded xds-1.0.5.zip does not contains “Ext Designer Preview.exe”. So it cannot run.

  90. yuewah says:

    have to change it to xds-1.0.5.air =.=

  91. Michael says:

    Hello,

    So is this due to be released at the end of November or in December? Very impressive product.

    Michael

  92. George says:

    Awesome! Great song, great framework! Great blog!!!

  93. SkullTraill says:

    It downloaded in the .air format… Isn’t it a program? If so, how do I use it then?

  94. husni says:

    Try downloading Adobe Air runtime at here: http://get.adobe.com/air/

  95. manfeng says:

    Ext.fly()为空不是对象

  96. Arul says:

    Using Ext JS Designer to design a form finally how to get the source file
    any one explain..

  97. Isaias says:

    Hello Aaron,

    I did a test with this new version and found it very good. How do I save the source code and use in my applications? Do I need to buy the version to have this functionality?

    Thank you.

  98. 3xc3ption says:

    qutoe Aaron Conran:

    “Code generation is not currently in the designer. This will come in the ‘Pro’ version release in a month’s time. If you’d like to take a look at what the code will look like:
    http://www.extjs.com/forum/showthread.php?p=378242#post378242

    best regards
    3xc3ption

  99. amsaid says:

    Great tool! the sad part is that ExtJs license makes tool and library unusable for small companies in small countries (the license will cost me more than i can earn with it). Only the rich can get richer

  100. Oscar says:

    Congratulations, great work. Thank you

  101. Giuseppe says:

    What a great tool! Did you plan to support treeview(s)?

  102. bruglur says:

    When will be available the PRO version with the code generation?

  103. l says:

    Really, when is it going to be availabe? Can we at least have a rough date?

  104. hguhf says:

    Congratulations, good job. Thank you

  105. jeux gratuit says:

    plz can i copie this article to my blog???????????,

  106. Frank says:

    Designer looks good!
    I did a translation of this blog post, for Chinese readers. the url(以下是该文的中文版):
    http://blog.csdn.net/zhangxin09/archive/2009/12/19/5035733.aspx

  107. Florian says:

    What i dont get is, how can i save what i have just designed?
    is there now way to get the code (config, components) out of the designer, or is this all about taking screenshots of them?

  108. Robert says:

    Nice Video, Terrible Song. Perhaps I’m a little conservative to listen this crap.

  109. Sonic says:

    Incredible upgrades to 1.0 that was previously out. Makes it _so_ much easier to do tedious tasks, or templated configs. Excited for what else is in the pipes too, you guys do great stuff!

  110. sam says:

    We’re considering using ExtJs for new products, but we find writing user interfaces in code a time consuming and tedious task. Is there a timeframe for the release of the designer?

  111. limin says:

    It’s very good!

  112. limin says:

    good!

  113. This is amazing. It´ll help for fast conding with greatful visual.

  114. Gastón says:

    Great job! When will be released a version with a saving option?

  115. yaseen says:

    Great work…….awesome…I am waiting for releas

  116. Courtney says:

    any update on how soon this will b released. Looks amazing,
    a rough idea would be cool, eg feb/march ish
    anything?
    this teaser is torture!

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  118. far says:

    what is the name of the song and artist?

  119. lambert says:

    como puedo hacer una consulta sql y mostrar los datos en un combo

  120. Bassam says:

    How to use Array Store?

  121. Simplemente maravilloso!

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  123. xiaomao101 says:

    拖拽的功能对初学者应该很容易入门吧。

  124. 学习 says:

    开始使用Ext

  125. Is this going to be part of the Extjs 3.x package or will it require a seperate license fee?

  126. Jeff Kesselman says:

    One more question…. I coudl not find a way to make a tree view. Is this still in development or did i miss something?

  127. Peter says:

    期待生成功能早日出来啊。

  128. tony says:

    Cool! If this can run on web, that would be the best. I did find something like this, http://www.projectspace.nl/, but it doesn’t work well.

  129. extjs dev says:

    i don’t know how to build code, i have build PNGEncoder.swf but i don’t know use it

  130. bee says:

    用图片生成代码的方式还是挺新奇的,不知有没有人试过这种方式

  131. Bernd says:

    From another post in forum, it said the price could be $200 (per year?).
    How much is it?
    When will it be released?

    Thanks.

  132. Alexey says:

    AWESOME!

    I really impressed guys, i have seen a lot of in computing technologies, but you are real gurus!!!

    Good luck for you!!

  133. Druckertinte says:

    Yea, that´s right Alexey. Thanks for the Video and for the many usefully Questions and Answers :)

  134. Anish says:

    Wow good tool… Please add export and import facility.

  135. Jesus Manuel Olivas says:

    This tool will be released any soon ?

    Jesus Manuel Olivas

  136. Interesting tool i Think about to get it. greets robert

  137. Chear says:

    good tool.

  138. Softdownload says:

    I think this is a wonderful idea to talk about it, and I am really grateful I found your website

  139. Sean says:

    Any thoughts on making a version for GXT?

  140. Nounou says:

    Just discovered Ext-JS and really impressed by the product!

  141. Bernard says:

    Is the tool built with ExtJS or ExtGWT?

  142. sasaki says:

    When do you release it?
    wktk

  143. Josh Owen says:

    Any release date?

  144. Rogerio says:

    Please,

    I just need when do you release it?

    When do you release it?

  145. William Mansfield says:

    I concur; Give us an estimated release date! Can’t very well plan to include it in any upcoming project expenses if we don’t have an idea on when we can have it.

  146. Diseño Web says:

    wow es fantástico el potencial de esta aplicación.

  147. Vish says:

    Hi,
    can you please tell me how I can get this tool?

  148. cars says:

    c’est interessant , merci pour l’info !

  149. Laxmikant says:

    When is this product will be launched..

  150. มันเยี่ยมมาก Very good!!!

  151. David Winnup says:

    I have Pre-Ordered and my money has been taken, surely we deserve a release date emailed to us for pre-ordering?

  152. crashT says:

    When is this product will be launched … Can you say a Date?

  153. Edgar says:

    I have bought a preorder but i deserve an mail confirmation and at least the release day :s

  154. Nice product. I’ve already view the preview and it’s a very good software must have for ajax lover.

  155. Gigi says:

    I check here everyday to see if a release date has been announced. As someone said earlier, how can we include it in project expenses if we don’t know when it will be released? My boss is having me evaluate UI prototyping tools at the moment. This seems like it would be an even better candidate than a straight UI mockup tool but unless this is to release imminently, we will have to go another direction.

  156. Gigi says:

    Actually, looking a little closer at the demo above, I don’t see on the widgets list on the left a tree, a spinner, or even a combo box. Will these be included in the product?

  157. Michael says:

    I testet the Designer preview and miss some things like the combo box, a tree. I´m thinking about the Pre-Order – does anybody know something about the release date?

  158. Excellent product should have for web developer. Thanks for your effort.

  159. dp says:

    Has anyone got the release version(released today) and tried?
    Looking for more details / screen shots / features before I buy this. No further information available here except a link to buy..

    Waiting..

  160. Henry_James says:

    cool~

  161. Air Jordan says:

    Nice blog! There have a chance that we can have an furthur exchanges. May be we have common interests. Let’s keep in touch. Also I will always pay attention to your blog.

  162. Rafael says:

    Hi There,

    Great tool, but the pricing for single developer is very expensive. Unfortunatelly here in Brazil there’s no way for one developer pay 219USD for a piece of software.

  163. Leo says:

    Hi,

    I agree with Rafael, is very expensive for brazilian people =(
    I’m student and want to use this great tool.

  164. Thanks for the fantastic Article

  165. Feng says:

    I have been using the preview version and expected to use the update function to get the final release. However it looks like the packaging has changed from Adobe AIR to Qt so have to download the full installer. Any reason for the switch?

  166. asd says:

    I really don’t think this will have a stand in compare to the visual studio and php editors.

    Anyways good attemp.

  167. djnGO says:

    very exciting indeed

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  169. silk pajamas says:

    your blog is so hot, there are so many replies. this method is so worked for me, i want to design my website. maybe i can get something for your blog. i will come here frenqutly, and learn more.

  170. LED TV says:

    Great articles & Nice a site….

  171. 大脚 says:

    gigirdfdf gread music~….

  172. your ground music is good

  173. I have been using the preview version and expected to use the update function to get the final release. However it looks like the packaging has changed from Adobe AIR to Qt so have to download the full installer. Any reason for the switch?

  174. Awesome, I didn’t know that it is so easy. Thx for publishing the screencast!

  175. شكرا ممتازة جدا!!

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