The Sencha team is pleased to announce the general release of version 4.1 of GXT, Sencha’s comprehensive Java framework for developing web applications with the GWT (formerly Google Web Toolkit) compiler. Developers can use GXT to write Java apps and then compile them into highly-optimized cross-platform HTML5 code. Sencha GXT also includes a large number […]
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GXT 4.0.4 Patch Release is Available
The Sencha team would like to announce the availability of the GXT 4.0.4 software patch release for our customers on maintenance. This release addresses more than a dozen customer-reported tickets spanning improvements in the JS Grid component, layout, selection, and more. Review the full list in our GXT 4.0.4 Release Notes and download this latest […]
No Comments Read moreFrom the GM’s Desk November 2020
Kegan Blumenthal, GM of Sencha Inc. While 2020 has been turbulent, to say the least, I am proud to say the Sencha team has been proceeding business as usual; sticking to the original roadmap and even pushing out new products and initiatives along the way. As we head into the end of the year and […]
No Comments Read moreIntroducing Froala into your Sencha Applications
We are happy to share that Froala recently became part of the Developer Tools portfolio and Sencha family! Froala provides a drop-in WYSIWYG rich text editor with a simple but powerful user interface for developing and editing web content easier and faster. In addition to the text editor, the company’s products include more than 170 pluggable, open source design blocks to build modern web applications. With Froala we can now add improved text editing capabilities to applications built with Ext JS, GXT and ExtReact.
18 Comments Read moreSencha Roadmap Update
Over the past year, we have been listening to developers’ needs and we found that the majority of developers interested in Sencha are Enterprise Web Developers, and we’ve seen keen interest in Sencha products from Open Source Web or Mobile Developers. We’ve centered our roadmap based on the feedback we’ve received from these audiences — please read on to see what’s coming from Sencha!
24 Comments Read moreSeptember Savings for Sencha
We’re running a promotion this month and want to ensure you know what your options are and take advantage of special savings – 25% off Ext JS, GXT and Sencha Test 5-packs and ExtReact licenses, as well as 10% off any single developer license purchases for Ext JS or GXT. This offer applies to both new license purchases and upgrades, but does not apply to renewals. Check out our revamped webstore to see all of your options.
3 Comments Read moreJava Web Frameworks Survey & Results
Idera’s key Developer Tools brands, Sencha and Embarcadero have long standing relationships with Java developers. We decided to survey many of them to understand the latest trends, especially in the context of Web Development, which is a focus for Sencha’s GXT product line. Enclosed is a Summary of our findings.
6 Comments Read moreAnnouncing GXT Standard Single Developer Subscription Licenses & GXT Premium
We are happy to share that as of today, we are now offering single developer licenses for GXT Standard, available to purhase with an annual subscription, which includes 1 year of licensing, distribution rights, maintenance and support. We are also announcing a new offering, Sencha GXT Premium, that provides access to both GXT and Ext JS UIs, as well as key Ext JS components, from within your GXT applications. Read on to learn more!
5 Comments Read moreAnnouncing GXT 4.0.3 GA
We’re happy to announce the release of GXT 4.0.3, now generally available! The GXT 4.0.3 release includes GWT 2.8.x support, new Forkable and Explorer Examples and hundreds of defect fixes to help you build feature-rich, HTML 5 applications faster.
15 Comments Read moreSencha Product Roadmap Update
We’ve been hard at work for the last few months defining the future of our core suite of products to ensure the continued success of our many global customers and to renew the momentum of the iconic Ext JS framework with new users. We analyzed support requests, forum posts, historical tickets, survey responses, and had multiple discussions with developers to distill a list of general themes that can guide our development efforts. You’ll see these themes reflected in this Roadmap and echoed by our team in the ensuing months as we strive to continue building Sencha products into the best products they can be.
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