I have a concern , When we use the command tool to generate the Application code , Can we open the same Generated Code in the Sencha Architect ?

I get “Failed to resolve dependency Sch.panel.SchedulerTree for file ExtCalendar.view.Tree”

And, I have yet to find an example or guide or forum post that helps me resolve.
My post is here:
http://www.sencha.com/forum/showthread.php?243748-Integrating-Bryntum-Ext-Scheduler-With-Cmd-generated-Ext-app

We are looking at deeper optimizations, but that level of scrubbing is pretty advanced. At the moment, we are focusing on class system optimizations to make those common operations faster.

Can the compiler be used to filter out configs, properties, events and methods that are not required/being utilized within a code base?

Regards
MrSparks

We hear you on that the Sencha Architect team is working closely with the Sencha Cmd team on integration and leverage. The file location difference is just a small difference in Sencha Cmd’s classpath so any applications generated by SA can be handled by Sencha Cmd.

Please let us know what kinds of packaging are helpful to you - we are always listening to how our customers want to consume the pieces of the Sencha Complete offerings. It sounds like you would like access to the whole bundle *and* the individual products for download?

Ask Don.  I’ve been pestering him for weeks. It’s the last great dependency for Sencha Touch 2.0 and Ext JS 4.1.1 in action

I’d love to help you out with those questions but the forum (http://www.sencha.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?8-Sencha-Cmd) would be a better place and it would be most helpful to break up your questions/comments into separate posts to help maintain a clear conversation.

That said - 1) we will likely increase the heap size; 2) check out http://docs.sencha.com/ext-js/4-1/#!/guide/command_advanced for details on command chaining and shortest-unique-prefix matching; 3) for issues with running particular commands it would really help to see the exact command and output, but again, in the forum is best; 4) yuicompressor is in the box - we use it to build the framework - so there must be something amiss on the command.

Thanks for all the feedback though - great to see people are trying it out

I guess, because I have Sencha Complete subscription I can see only complete package. I can see touch and extjs nightly builds but no Extjs nor touch libraries are avaialable for download separately like 4.1.2a. Everything is in the currently outdated package. Another thing.. Should I download whole package with every minor update ? I don’t get this.

I see 4.1.2a:

Ext JS 4.1.2a Sep 18th, 2012

This using a regular user, not my admin account.

Well, I can not. Only available dowload I can see is Sencha complete 1.0.0.19 with a date Sep 11th, 2012. Does this package contain ExtJS 4.1.2a ? I can see only 4.1.2.

You can download Ext JS 4.1.2a from the support portal: http://support.sencha.com

First: It seems to be that the default Maximum Heap Space for Java (configured in sencha.cfg) is a little bit to low for Ext JS applications. However, I’ve used a bigger app. Because I’m aware of Java and Heap settings, that wasn’t a problem for me to find the parameter and the correct settings. But for the others, I’d suggest a hint what to do when a “Heap error” will occor.

Second: Replaying your example, I’ve noticed that I actually cannot use “YUI”. Using it, the Builder applies all tasks before but then rejects it with “No such property : yui” (on OS X 10.8.2). Do I need any additional requirement?

Third: While playing with the commands, I’ve noticed that following arguments are equal
  and concat -out file.js
  and concat -out=file.js
Additionally, I’m a little bit confused about the chaining.. or let’s say: I’m not aware what it _can_ do and what it _cannot_ do. I would suggest a) something like a Backus–Naur Form to make clear what is chainable. And b) some specials like concat which seems to “drop” a file while piping the content to the next sub command in the chain.

Last but not least: What about a descriptive configuration file, let’s say like the Maven’s pom.xml? That have not to be an XML… JSON is good enough.

PS: What does “option:false/true” mean? And, furthermore, what can I do as a developer to make fun of that option?

Thanks,
Murray

Actually the .profile is updated with the path to Sencha Cmd,

but this should be in .bash_profile !!

Confirmation of one of those reasons from a forum user:

“It is so much faster than SDK Tools 2.0.0 beta3. It even makes you think something is wrong ”

thanks for replying! So currently there is no SASS/Compass integration in Sencha.CMD?

Speaking of the tool chain, what about some essential tools like the mentioned SASS/Compass (that provides the nice `watch` feature), jshint, qunit/jasmine? I want a single build command to trigger all these in different configuration.

Also, a little side question: is there any documentation on “conditional compilation” for js that removes stuff like this (as often seen in ExtJS sources)?
// <debug>
Ext.Error.raise(‘bummer!’);
// </debug>
Are there any other tags that can be preprocessed?

We are looking at better integration of theme building, but this release just updated how image sprites are produced and provided a structure for automation of that as well as the ability to extend what is being themed.

Good question. Obviously we love JavaScript, so it is not anything negative there. The primary reason for the shift was the tool chain. If running at the command prompt on all platforms is the goal (vs, say, in a browser) and you want world class development tools, Java has a lot going for it. It produces blazingly fast code while supporting refactoring. providing detailed code coverage (just check the “I want it” box) and other ways as well. This has really allowed us to focus on solving the real problems for users of Cmd.

I hope that answers your question.

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