View Full Version : ext-all.js, a must?
loppp
20 Dec 2007, 10:05 PM
Hi all. Recently I am trying to find a UI js framework to make some control-like elements on my web pages. I am a newbie on this. After seeing the samples there and feeling excited, what really frustrated me is WHY SO BIG? As long as I knew, a page using ext2 seems have to include the ext-all.js, which is 496kb for ext2.
Is there any way to use the control-like elements like tab-container without including the big guy?
SilveR316
20 Dec 2007, 11:41 PM
You can build your own extjs library file with just the components you need.
http://extjs.com/forum/showthread.php?t=21207
loppp
20 Dec 2007, 11:59 PM
That's a great help to me, thanks. Actually before I have been keeping thinking why ext2.0 is so big and still a lot of people like it...........:D
TommyMaintz
21 Dec 2007, 4:49 AM
loppp, ExtJS is not a library like prototype, jquery or yui. it provides full UI capabilities. if you know whats all in ExtJS you would say that its amazing the library is still so small.
efege
21 Dec 2007, 8:27 AM
You may consider that the full ext-all.js is big if you want to use it only to add some components or effects to a website -- and BTW that's why Build Your Own exists. But when you are creating a whole web application, then the size does not look so big. And don't forget gzipping js files on the web server, it helps a lot.
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