Sencha Touch 2 Beta 3: Kindle Fire and Chrome Support
Today we’re releasing Sencha Touch 2 Beta 3 with expanded device and browser support. Beta 3 is expected to be the final beta release and a drop-in replacement for Beta 2. While everything is detailed in the release notes, the most notable changes in b3 are improvements in application dependency management and several performance improvements.
HTML5 Scorecard: Chrome for Android Beta
As part of our continuing series on the HTML5 capabilities of new mobile platforms, today we’re taking a look at the new Chrome for Android browser beta for Android 4.
Dive into DataView with Sencha Touch 2 Beta 2
We’re pleased to release Sencha Touch 2 beta 2, which contains around 100 improvements over beta 1. Today we’re also taking you on a detailed tour of DataView and asking for your help voting on an Android bug report.
Flex to Sencha: The Opportunity
Today Sencha is launching a fast-track program for Flex Developers looking to develop HTML5 applications in partnership with Sencha. Join us to learn more about building HTML5 applications.
Sencha Touch 2 Beta—Raising The Bar
Two years ago, we set out on a journey to make the web mobile. Today, we’re raising the bar with the release of Sencha Touch 2 Beta.
Announcing Sencha Designer 2 Beta
Sencha Designer 2 Beta is available for download! After many months of hard work, we are ready to unveil a tool that will change the way you work with our frameworks. Developers working with Sencha technologies now have an easy to use tool to increase their productivity. Designer 2 makes it easier than ever to build your applications using Ext JS and Sencha Touch.
Sencha Touch Spotlight: Nanocrowd
The new Nanocrowd Sencha Touch app helps you find great movies to watch instantly on your iPad. By knowing why people like things, we can make the process of finding movies faster, easier, and more fun. Read more about Nanocrowd.
Sencha Learn Roundup
We’re constantly updating Sencha Learn with new content for many of our products. Read on to find out what you might’ve missed.
Android—Ice Cream Sandwich: The HTML5 Developer Scorecard
As part of our series on the HTML5 capabilities of new mobile platforms, today we look at the Samsung Galaxy Nexus, the first device to ship with Android 4.0, aka Ice Cream Sandwich. Will Android 4.0 be a major step forward?
Sencha.io Src Update
We’re pleased to announce a set of new and experimental features for Sencha.io Src, the image resizing service within our popular Sencha.io cloud suite.