Ext Sightings

[Jamie Avins]

I have created a wiki page (linked from the Ext Manual index page) for cataloging sightings of Ext. The page includes both public sightings and internal (intranet, etc.) usage examples. If you have spotted Ext in the wild, please add to the list if we don't already have it!

http://extjs.com/learn/Manual:Sightings

[jay@moduscreate.com]

That's awesome that time warner is using extjs!!!

[booshan]

I eagerly went to see the listing of QualBridge.com
Are we planning to add all sites that majorly use Ext?

Thanks
Booshan, QualBridge.com
Project Management Made Easy.

[Dominoble]

:DI thought I would post the link to a political site I threw together using ext.

http://twfred08.com

[Gunmen]

Hi Brian,

Good idea!

In IE6 I can't read the usage field because of 'flying' images. Please see the image.

Thanks.

[Gunmen]

No Ext I guess... but very interesting!
http://www.ajaxwindows.com/apps/windows/content/index.html

[mrbaseball34]

That's awesome that time warner is using extjs!!!

Yeah, I only wished they'd use it for their webmail, That app is excruciatingly slow and
the interface sux...

[Carel]

I'd like very much to keep my stuff to myself on my own disks and what have you, so sorry ajaxwindows, you're a no-go area for me and my things

[rbudisa]

Does anyone know if this was done with ext?

http://www.tgdaily.com/content/view/34520/113/

Regards,
Ron

[brian.moeskau]

Are you referring to the video showing Outook? ;)

[rbudisa]

Yes exactly. The frame and layout look very familiar.

Regards,
Ron

[kaki]

Good idea!:):):)

[patspam]

Aptana.com front page, corresponding to new Aptana 1.0 release looks very *inspired* by the extjs.com front page.

[brian.moeskau]

Aptana.com front page, corresponding to new Aptana 1.0 release looks very *inspired* by the extjs.com front page.

Actually, they asked and got our blessing before they used the code. :)

[patspam]

Nice, imitation being the sincerest form of flattery and all that. All the more respect to Ext :)

[figital]

the desktop demo is fantastic ... especially the toolbar / taskbar / icon stuff.

i'll be converting my demo at figital.com (http://figital.com) to this framework.

would love to see drag/drop remembered for the icons.

hopefully there's a triggered event for window dropping ... so the windowing variables can be persisted, etc.

[qbase]

just wrapped ExtJS, desktop 2.0 and some extensions around my personal website, i like Ext and Desktop 2.0. ;)
http://jeamy.werk1.at

if somebody is interested in, the source is available in the DEV-section on my site.

[ducky]

We use ExtJS extensively over at rubiconproject.com for our customer facing application

[tof]

Quite surprised to see extjs here :)

http://www.belote-en-ligne.fr/template/stats/acces-vip-demo.php

[dangerzone]

Someone's been biting Ext styles............. . ...... . ..
http://demo.qooxdoo.org/current/feedreader/

[dangerzone]

And --> an Ext Theme ??????
http://demo.qooxdoo.org/current/showcase/#Themes

[concep86]

my first sighting...

http://www.liquidplanner.com/

check it out.

[adamsanderson]

my first sighting...

http://www.liquidplanner.com/

check it out.

Yup I'm one of the developers for LiquidPlanner. Ext has been really handy for building an application style webapp. We have our own custom grid, and a few other controls, but have been making some good incremental use of Ext for menus, dialogs, and such.

[OutpostMM]

I've added choicehotels.com to the wiki. Oddly enough, I'm working on an application for Choice using Ext and I was at their web site to review colors, logos etc and recognized the date picker.

[tof]

An google maps app for estate searching (French) :

http://www.habiter-ici.fr/

[jkevinburton]

No, that is Windows.

[Animal]

Welcome to the forums jkevin...

And what are you talking about?

[escalade]

Welcome to the forums jkevin...

And what are you talking about?

:))

[maur33n]

I am pretty sure that Weboggle game at http://www.wordsplay.net is using ExtJS.

[mabello]

Yes it is indeed!

[Animal]

Yes, it is. It's weirdly using a <frameset> with just one <frame>. It's a little ugly too don't you think?

[mjhaston]

In my mind this changes everything for the IBM AS/400 ( now called iSeries or System i )

http://www.cnxcorp.com/valence/


A framework written around the iSeries to take applications from the green screen to Web 2.0 ... this could breath new life into a stud business system.

[Animal]

[quote]The Valence™ Web Application Framework for System i was built from the ground up to create Web 2.0 applications with RPG. Valence runs natively on i5/OS in RPG—no WebSphere

[mystix]

Looks good. They don't acknowledge that it's built upon an Ext front end.

they do actually:

http://img440.imageshack.us/img440/5053/valenceao5.png

[Animal]

Ah! My eyes are old, my legs are grey, etc etc...

[mystix]

my legs are grey

legs? grey? *LOL* :))

[Animal]

Have you not seen The Life of Brian? Probably the funniest film ever made.

[mystix]

Have you not seen The Life of Brian? Probably the funniest film ever made.

righto. it's on my TODO list now. ;)
thanks for the recommendation!

[mjhaston]

I haven't seen Life of Brian since it came out probably. Great movie. Logging into my NetFlix account now!

Hoping this Valence is a big hit. It's the best web product I've seen offered to the iSeries world. Looks good, not a huge learning curve since the backend is still RPGLE code.

[brian.moeskau]

Life of Brian is a must see ;)

[leo.pfeifenberger]

Seems to be an EXT application, too...

http://bpt.hpi.uni-potsdam.de/Oryx/ScreenShots

[pdaemonna]

i start my personal web page www.pietaridaemonna.com... but its still in progress (1 day work :) ) so lot of things to come.... mainly knowledge base (math,phys) and labs (programming....)....
hopefully u like it :)

[gensisns]

Was just looking at flight tickets on the Frontier Airlines website and there was a little ExtJS for selecting a flight:

http://www.frontierairlines.com/frontier/specials/online-deals-details.do?name=JulySale

[RobSmith]

This is also an ExtJS application:

http://www.tine20.org/

[durlabh]

Here are two apps of mine:
1. http://kundli.durlabh.com
2. www.durlabh.com/shikhar (user: demo, password: demo1)

[mystix]

http://viswaug.wordpress.com/2008/06/01/a-wind-power-prototype-using-google-maps-google-charts-and-extjs/

[moktc]

Hi All

We have recently deployed

www.gamesportal.com.au

This is live e-commerce website based heavily on ExtJS, DWR, Spring MVC and Spring. Yes the back end is Java. Feel free to visit the site and leave your feedback.

[atreyu]

the calendar don't work in section "became a member" in ffox3.0.1 for mac.
with safari it's ok

[Animal]

Here are two apps of mine:
1. http://kundli.durlabh.com
2. www.durlabh.com/shikhar (user: demo, password: demo1)

That center Panel needs its left margin set to zero! That's why you have a 5px wide splitter and then 5 empty pixels making it look wonky.

And the west Panel needs top margin 5 and left margin 5 just fro consistency.

[durlabh]

That center Panel needs its left margin set to zero! That's why you have a 5px wide splitter and then 5 empty pixels making it look wonky.

And the west Panel needs top margin 5 and left margin 5 just fro consistency.

Thanks Animal! I never knew you would do a review for free otherwise I would have put the links earlier :))

Next update will have these changes.

[enricogelli]

Hi all,

any sighting of ExtJS being used in direct insurance or home banking websites?

Thanks in advance.

[alindsay55661]

The new quicken online product uses Ext. Also, I just loaded up my blackberry desktop software which also uses ext: http://na.blackberry.com/eng/services/desktop/

[jvrozier]

Two google gadgets that use EXTjs.

Montgomery County Swim League info for 2008
http://www.google.com/ig/directory?q=mcsl&hl=en&url=www.mcsl.googlepages.com/mcsl_2008_grid.xml

Montgomery County Swim League meet results for 2008
http://www.google.com/ig/directory?q=mcsl&hl=en&url=www.mcsl.googlepages.com/mcsl_2008_meet_results.xml

[vishalg]

JGraph is a graph creator built with JAVA.

Very Cool!

http://www.mxgraph.com/demo/mxgraph/editors/grapheditor.html

[atreyu]

http://electrolux.paginegialle.it/
http://remax.paginegialle.it/

[fangzhouxing]

Hi All

We have recently deployed

www.gamesportal.com.au

This is live e-commerce website based heavily on ExtJS, DWR, Spring MVC and Spring. Yes the back end is Java. Feel free to visit the site and leave your feedback.

The website is very nice! What version of Extjs ?

[timhuck]

We've just released a public beta of a stock monitor / research 'desktop' built using Extjs and integrating Lighststreamer, a comet based streaming server to deliver live prices as they happen.

http://www.shareprice.co.uk/advanced/

Covers UK stocks only (London Stock Exchange) : Search for 'Vodafone' , 'British Airways' , 'British Land' to start building up your boxes.

Register and login to see streaming working (Market Hours 08:00hrs - 16:30hrs GMT - Mon to Fri)

Lots still to do.

[Jozic]

Hi there, I would like to know is it possible to get a look on Financial Markets Seismometer site code? This app is on wiki (http://extjs.com/learn/Manual:Sightings), and according to its description the code is open.


The Financial Markets Seismometer is a free site that helps investors spot significant financial market movements. Its user interface is completely built using the ExtJS framework. In particular it makes use of the new grouping support in the Grid component. It also uses Viewport, Tabs... As the code is simple and open source, it might be reused as a template for Web sites that focus on data presentation.


Is it true?

[Animal]

We've just released a public beta of a stock monitor / research 'desktop' built using Extjs and integrating Lighststreamer, a comet based streaming server to deliver live prices as they happen.

http://www.shareprice.co.uk/advanced/

Covers UK stocks only (London Stock Exchange) : Search for 'Vodafone' , 'British Airways' , 'British Land' to start building up your boxes.

Register and login to see streaming working (Market Hours 08:00hrs - 16:30hrs GMT - Mon to Fri)

Lots still to do.

It's an OK start.

It does show some signs of rendering, or overnesting in no-layout Containers though.

When you pop up a details Window, the Grids that show in its TabPanel, the whole Grid scrolls. This is wrong. The Grid should be added to the TabPanel as a child item, and the grid scrolls its content.

[adelphus]

We have built our feed reader using Extjs. The adelph.us feed allows for
Read/Write/Re-Publish of rss feeds. We have also integrated the Reader with our micro blogging service "Conversations"

[king0r]

I have noticed Telstra (The only and biggest Australian true telecommunications company) has used ExtJS for their new MyConnect (Webmail with SMS/MMS services) product for customers.

Telstra MyConnect: https://www.telstra.com/myaccount/myconnect/intro.jsp

[tomliuye]

so helpful~! good job buddy

[mystix]

so helpful~! good job buddy

just checking -- are you spamming?

[tomliuye]

sorry, my english is poor and i am new to ext
i was just searching some exmaples and i found the great thing here
was my replay inappropriate,sorry again

[mystix]

sorry, my english is poor and i am new to ext
i was just searching some exmaples and i found the great thing here
was my replay inappropriate,sorry again

my apologies then.
we get a lot of spam posts here and yours just happened to match the general spammer pattern. ;)

[Chris503]

my apologies then.
we get a lot of spam posts here and yours just happened to match the general spammer pattern. ;)

only problem with that is it was missing one KEY element a link to a site, not in the body of the message and not in the signature.... hence not spam

[mystix]

only problem with that is it was missing one KEY element a link to a site, not in the body of the message and not in the signature.... hence not spam

there are many ways to skin a cat.

spammers may reserve slots for future spam by posting seemingly harmless remarks in forums (which are often unrelated to the main thrust of the thread), and subsequently updating their forum signatures to include site links later on.

[xantus]

I'm using a fork of qWikiOffice for my web desktop at http://cometdesktop.com/
I have created a few apps for it, including a Jabber client, an IRC client, Hulu TV (US only) app, Last.fm radio, notepad, and two apps from the examples: Feed reader and Simple Tasks.

The Jabber and IRC clients use my web socket library, Sprocket.Socket These apps are proof that you can build socket based apps in html/js and export them to an Adobe AIR without any code changes!
The Hulu TV app fetches feeds from hulu.com and allows you to watch TV episodes. I use server side caching to avoid hammering hulu servers.
The Simple tasks app uses the sql model and is connected to an sqlite db on the server side. This gives sql access to the desktop apps without allowing access to the actual desktop database.
The desktop uses an ajax state provider so all of the window positions and sizes are persistent.

I've also built an Ajaxterm type app called rTerm that allows you to open a real terminal window on the server. For obvious reasons, it isn't available on the guest account. See the screenshot below.

BTW, If you or your company is looking for a skilled JS and Perl engineer. My resume is available on my site: http://xant.us/ I'm looking for a FT position, and I will relocate.

Comet Desktop is a fork of Qwikioffice v0.7.
License: GPL, see Comet Desktop at Google Code (http://code.google.com/p/cometdesktop/) for features and more info.

http://a4.vox.com/6a00b8ea0728391bc000fa96a21a640003-pi

[ApocalypseCow]

The latest site I've developed involving Ext: http://www2.britxbox.co.uk/ - a UK Xbox fan site.

The behind-the-scenes admin system for the site is entirely Ext based and the Xbox 360 style interface on the front page is animated using Ext.
I thought I'd show it here as it's the kind of thing that many people tend to assume is only possible using "other libraries" and that Ext is only for office-like apps.

[Animal]

I like your animations on the main page of rotating the images to the front, and recaculating the correct perspective size. Was that your own code? What other stuff in that page uses Ext?

I was thinking about a similar effect after I saw a Flash widget on amazon.com which rotates a set of images round a "circle". The circle is made to appear as if it's on a 3d plane, so the animation path is in fact an ellipse. I'm sure it would be possible with Ext. You'd have to get into the Ext.lib.anim functions quite deeply.

[xantus]

Apoc: Very cool! Mind if I use that animation in an app of mine?

[ApocalypseCow]

I like your animations on the main page of rotating the images to the front, and recaculating the correct perspective size. Was that your own code? What other stuff in that page uses Ext.

Thanks Animal - Yes, it's all my own work - the perspectives are calculated to work with a fixed number of images (4) which is all that page was ever designed to use so it's quite easy when you're working with static numbers like that.

Originally I was going to do it in flash but that would have been the easy way out :D

On that page there's currently not much else that uses Ext but there are a couple of "live" widgets in development which show current forum activity etc and those will be entirely Ext driven. there's also some widgets in the forums which use it too (topic tagging and forum 'achievements')

@Xantus - I don't mind, but a credit/link back would be appreciated

As you can see, the admin interface for the site is a much more familiar Ext experience:

[xantus]

@Apoc: Thanks. I'll need to modify it to support infinite elements; probably pulled from a store. I'd be happy to share it when it's complete.

[ApocalypseCow]

Feel free - the requirement I designed to was to support 4 items, no more no less, so there was no need for me to develop it further at this time.
All it essentially does is display 4 items from an array so making it support any number of items should be quite an easy change. I look forward to seeing what you do with it.

[chmod755_su_root]

I've been browsing the ExtJS site for some time now but just recently decided to sign up for it. I have been looking for a web desktop app for a project that I'm working on and stumbled across this thread. I'm impressed with the apps that were created for it as I myself am working on an IRC client. However I couldn't help but notice how the desktop literally looks like it was ripped from the one created in this thread http://extjs.com/forum/showthread.php?t=10950 , same theme and all

[xantus]

I've been browsing the ExtJS site for some time now but just recently decided to sign up for it. I have been looking for a web desktop app for a project that I'm working on and stumbled across this thread. I'm impressed with the apps that were created for it as I myself am working on an IRC client. However I couldn't help but notice how the desktop literally looks like it was ripped from the one created in this thread http://extjs.com/forum/showthread.php?t=10950 , same theme and all


It's a fork of qwikioffice. The backend is Perl instead of php, and is heavily modified.
Sure the themes are the same, but the workings behind it are different.

Here's a list of features, which Qwikioffice doesn't have.

Built in task bar tray (right hand side)
Sound Manager and volume control
Remote registry. Window sizes, positions, etc are persistent. (Ajax backed Ext.state.Manager)
Drag and Drop shortcuts (alpha)
Secure login. No passwords are sent in the open.
Ajaxterm support! (rTerm)
Isolated remote database access with Sqlite2 (Use SQL, or SQL based data models from JavaScript? (http://code.google.com/p/cometdesktop/w/edit/JavaScript))
Supports Web Sockets (Sprocket.Socket and Sprocket.Gateway)
Network status plugin (Shows Ajax activity)
Google Analytics integration. Track usage and know what apps to focus your efforts on.
Window Edge Snapping (http://xant.us/ext-ux/examples/window-edge-snap/)
Hierarchical (channel based) PubSub? (http://code.google.com/p/cometdesktop/w/edit/PubSub) interface. Easily tie into STOMP and other pubsubs.See the Comet Desktop project (http://code.google.com/p/cometdesktop/) site for more info.

[chmod755_su_root]

I wasn't trying to knock the work you did. I think it was more the way it was displayed. Kind of made it look like you created the whole thing yourself. Granted the applications were done by you but the desktop foundation was done elsewhere. On a side note...what's the reason for the edge snap? I mean outside the wow factor was there any application you had in mind to use it for or was it one of those things you did just because you could? Just curious :) And kudos to you for perl!!! Nice to know there's still people out there that haven't resorted to .NET

[xantus]

I wasn't trying to knock the work you did. I think it was more the way it was displayed. Kind of made it look like you created the whole thing yourself. Granted the applications were done by you but the desktop foundation was done elsewhere. On a side note...what's the reason for the edge snap? I mean outside the wow factor was there any application you had in mind to use it for or was it one of those things you did just because you could? Just curious :) And kudos to you for perl!!! Nice to know there's still people out there that haven't resorted to .NET

Sorry, my bad. I forgot to edit that post to include that it's GPL, and a Qwikioffice fork.

I have changed the internals so much that the two projects are incompatible. The entire back-end is Perl too.

The window edge snapping makes it easier to organize and align windows. Several windows apps do this already. It does have a wow factor, but it's also useful.

[Diddy433]

Sorry, my bad. I forgot to edit that post to include that it's GPL, and a Qwikioffice fork.

I have changed the internals so much that the two projects are incompatible. The entire back-end is Perl too.

The window edge snapping makes it easier to organize and align windows. Several windows apps do this already. It does have a wow factor, but it's also useful.

I understand that the "open source" idea is supposed to contribute to rapid evolution of applications along with multiple choices for users (preventing monopolies, etc.). However, some of the things you have added to the 0.7 qwikioffice version seem trivial and some are in the process of being implemented by qwikioffice themselves.

Why not contribute to the qwikioffice community versus making some changes and starting a direct competitor (I have heard rumors about different back ends being developed and contributed to the community)?

Either way, I am looking forward to seeing the modified backend. What modifications to the backend have been made? When will the Comet source code be available? I don't know much about Perl...what are the advantages?

Didn't intend to sound rude concerning the changes you have made to the qwikioffice desktop but I have been following the project closely, watching it evolve and grow due to the countless hours put in by mxracer and other community members. It would be a shame if you were just trying to make a quick name for yourself and your desktop at the expense of others hard work.

In the end, I am sure mxracer and the qwikioffice community is flattered to see you "forking" their 0.7 version and it might even contribute to the qwikioffice web desktop after all, albeit indirectly via the open source idea

[xantus]

I understand that the "open source" idea is supposed to contribute to rapid evolution of applications along with multiple choices for users (preventing monopolies, etc.). However, some of the things you have added to the 0.7 qwikioffice version seem trivial and some are in the process of being implemented by qwikioffice themselves.

Sure they were working on features, but I had fun doing it myself. Open source, or 'free software' is about freedom. I have a different direction I want to take the desktop, and that's enough to fork it.


Why not contribute to the qwikioffice community versus making some changes and starting a direct competitor (I have heard rumors about different back ends being developed and contributed to the community)?

That was a decision I made early on. I don't use php and don't want anything to do with it. I am contributing by releasing it, just not in the form of direct patches. They can take what they need from it.


Either way, I am looking forward to seeing the modified backend. What modifications to the backend have been made? When will the Comet source code be available? I don't know much about Perl...what are the advantages?

The php backend was was thrown out. I rewrote it all in perl. The source will be available for download this weekend on the Comet Desktop project page (http://code.google.com/p/cometdesktop/). You can also find a more deailed list of features there.

There are many benefits of using Comet Desktop. It can take advantage of fast cgi and mod_perl for speed. None of my sql queries are injectable. Perl plugins for desktop modules are easier to write. Perl has a rich open source community, and Perl hackers prefer to run Perl based apps.


Didn't intend to sound rude concerning the changes you have made to the qwikioffice desktop but I have been following the project closely, watching it evolve and grow due to the countless hours put in by mxracer and other community members. It would be a shame if you were just trying to make a quick name for yourself and your desktop at the expense of others hard work.


Trying to make a quick name for myself? Hardly. I'm not forking it to take credit for anyone's work. I'm simply following the guidelines of forking a GPL v3 project. Some of which are: changing the name, putting notices of it being a forked project in the license, preserving the copyright headers of the forked project, etc.

I am making a long term commitment to Comet Desktop. Even if a few people loyal to qWiki are bitter.


[quote=Diddy433;265133]In the end, I am sure mxracer and the qwikioffice community is flattered to see you "forking" their 0.7 version and it might even contribute to the qwikioffice web desktop after all, albeit indirectly via the open source idea

[mxracer]

xantus,

Just my opinion.

I released qWikiOffice open source for the purpose of allowing other developers to use it to launch their open source web apps. Not so someone else could just take my code and call it "their" web desktop.

I released qWikiOffice because as far as I knew, Ext JS had/has no intention of continuing development of their original desktop demo (which I was happy to contribute my Start Menu and Taskbar code to). If they had I wouldn't have released qWikiOffice.

Question.

Just wondering why your post (http://extjs.com/forum/showthread.php?p=256901#post256901) originally did not state that it was a fork of qWikiOffice?

It also originally stated that comet desktop was available commercially.

[xantus]

xantus,

Just my opinion.

I released qWikiOffice open source for the purpose of allowing other developers to use it to launch their open source web apps. Not so someone else could just take my code and call it "their" web desktop.

I released qWikiOffice because as far as I knew, Ext JS had/has no intention of continuing development of their original desktop demo (which I was happy to contribute my Start Menu and Taskbar code to). If they had I wouldn't have released qWikiOffice.

Question.

Just wondering why your post (http://extjs.com/forum/showthread.php?p=256901#post256901) originally did not state that it was a fork of qWikiOffice?

It also originally stated that comet desktop was available commercially.

I forgot to mentioned it was a fork, but I fixed that. Sorry.
I originally sought to use it commercially, but you didn't reply to my emails about an OEM license. So I retracted the note about it being available commercially after I released it.

The GPL allows me the freedom to fork your project. I prefer to be civil about it and collaborate and share code. It's up to you.

[panth77]

I'm glad you all feel it necessary to argue about the open source license of a particular application in a thread that has nothing to do with that. As far as I know, as long as Xantus is following the license agreement, the rest of you can get off his back. You don't want your code used a certain way, don't release it. Regardless, I would prefer that this thread return to its original purpose.

Just my two cents.

[mxracer]

I'm glad you all feel it necessary to argue about the open source license of a particular application in a thread that has nothing to do with that. As far as I know, as long as Xantus is following the license agreement, the rest of you can get off his back. You don't want your code used a certain way, don't release it. Regardless, I would prefer that this thread return to its original purpose.

Just my two cents.

No offense, but when someone takes my open source code and states that they are going to use it in their commercial project (as his post originally stated... since changed). I will post asking about it.

This is my 2nd and final post here.

[tim.sporcic]

Stumbled upon a good ExtJS-enabled application in the wild and didn't find it mentioned here before. Check out Nexus (http://repository.sonatype.org/index.html), a Maven Repository Manager.

Always cool to see how folks are creating their UIs, and their JavaScript is interesting.

-Tim

[robw]

Check out www.authormapper.com

Uses Ext for the search form and some other bits and pieces.

[Animal]

These implementations are looking good, and obviously show good Javascript skills, and a good knowledge of Ext.

But they should use YSLOW.

sonatype.org has 48 javascript files loaded seperately. A+ for gzipping them, but what about yuicompressor?

Released javascript should be concatenated up into one file, yuicompressed, and then served gzipped.



[edit by @mystix]
this post + related posts were moved to the following thread in Open Discussions:
http://www.extjs.com/forum/showthread.php?t=59645

[LizBotttomley]

Whoa! This is really something! Don't worry Brian, if I spotted one, it will be listed in not time! Thanks for sharing this to us!

[kavih7]

They have a desktop app running Ext: http://www.browsernotincluded.com/

[tanajura]

Congratulations Daniel,
Your website is very cool.
=D>
http://www.espacoterapeutico.com.br/

[Animal]

Bastard botnet cyber criminals are using Ext! This makes me go all killy.

The BBC's technology programme, "Click" just did a feature on botnets, and showed how easy it was to buy a botnet, and how easy the UI was to use. And guess what? The UI was Ext.

I took some screenshots from the hi res version on their iPlayer site (Only available in the UK).

http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p286/TimeTrialAnimal/extbotnet01.jpg

http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p286/TimeTrialAnimal/extbotnet02.jpg

http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p286/TimeTrialAnimal/extbotnet03.jpg

http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p286/TimeTrialAnimal/extbotnet04.jpg

[Animal]

Whoever did that, if you got help from this forum?

FÜCK UP AND DIE.

[jay@moduscreate.com]

LOL@ nige :)

[kinehll]

Whoever did that, if you got help from this forum?

You can bet they did. We deployed an ExtJS-based app in our company and the forums were an essential resource!

The botnet app on BBC Click looked v.nice + professional and used a lot of techniques I'm sure were only covered on forum posts.

[Animal]

Yes. I do vaguely seem to recall someone asking about using a ProgresBar in a grid cell, but I can't find anything about it in a search. I assume these criminals are using Ext in an unlicensed manner too.

[jay@moduscreate.com]

You can bet they did. We deployed an ExtJS-based app in our company and the forums were an essential resource!

The botnet app on BBC Click looked v.nice + professional and used a lot of techniques I'm sure were only covered on forum posts.

You think some hacker/developer needs to figure out a javascript framework? Usually those guys are uber smart

[hacivat]

Very nice sir..
All the more respect to Exit.. :)

[ry.extjs]

I was recently looking for crime maps and I came across spotcrime.com. They use the calender widget as well as the grid.

Simply select a city and you can view crimes that have occured between a certain date range with icons pinpointed using google maps API. The grid control lists the latest crimes.

Cool stuff.

Using version 2.0.1.

[lvgunst]

I just came across http://phpanywhere.net/. I saw they were also using Ext. It's an online php IDE

[riets003]

I found one

http://share.findmespot.com/shared/faces/viewspots.jsp?glId=0j1RDo4rWaO1BrEIOdBqaWKtQ5TTJaYTv

[Animal]

This site is a client of mine. Not functional yet, still in development.

Ext Core used as a base library to add structure (class class names) to shrink-wrapped store front (maintained by client) by reading the DOM with DomQuery:

http://www.store2go.net/shop/beardogandjoolz/

Also used to implement a cross-fading image switcher.

[jamie.nicholson]

Local NZ Council GIS viewer using ExtJS for some components of it's website,

http://www.northshorecity.govt.nz/your_neigbourhood/property_information/gis.htm

Very cool to see ExtJS being using locally at the council and they also use Weave

[gurufaction]

ITrade Networks (https://www.itradenetwork.com/secure/login/logon.cfm) customer portal uses Ext JS with Coldfusion.

[tof]

http://www.lesiteimmo.com/pub/fiches-details

I used core on this site for :

-> A photo viewer + slideshow
-> A tab panel
-> A chart, with dynamics dots

-> Ext Core is good !

[Hawken]

Network Solutions is using ExtJS, here's a small help sytem I worked on which is part of a much larger implementation: https://businesssuite.networksolutions.com/help.html

[Bulle Bas]

Network Solutions is using ExtJS, here's a small help sytem I worked on which is part of a much larger implementation: https://businesssuite.networksolutions.com/help.html

Looks like it is a really big system. Very cool.

[mazzolini]

dbIdeas (http://dbideas.googlecode.com/) is an opensource database explorer.

See screenshot below:

http://dbideas.googlecode.com/files/shot1.png

[cain06]

Not sure if this has been posted yet, but it looks like the latest Resharper online docs are using ExtJs

http://www.jetbrains.com/resharper/webhelp/

[mschwartz]

http://www.mynajs.org/site/index.ejs

Downloaded it and played around with it over the weekend. I am suitably impressed.

The admin pages for the app server are done in ExtJS, including a DB schema tool.

[CountChocula]

Hey guys, the CCA (Canadian Center for Architecture) (http://cca.qc.ca/) has been out for a while now and some of you may have had a look at it already. This is a project I worked on, and a lot of EXT JS was used. All over the front-end there are dataviews and some fairly complex layouts (see search and browse) that we did. We also made a couple of custom paging tools for the same. The backend - which you can't see - ;) uses waaay more EXTJS and is pretty sweet too. Anyway, we're looking for some expert feedback on the site so feel free to rant or rave about it, I'd welcome any kind of input, especially from experienced EXT users. We're pretty proud of the site but if you see a glaring mistake of any kind fire back at me. On another note, we also used some other technologies that some of you may be interested in, namely liquid for templates, sifr (mixed with some EXT goodness) for custom fonts, and of course Rails for handling it all. A not too shabby CMS is the result. So yeah, let me know what you think and feel free to ask any questions! Thanks!


http://cca.qc.ca/

[Animal]

Looks smooth, but when I move the mouse over the document, scrollbars appear in the browser window.

[NBRed5]

I see Animal is now "Waking the Dead"

[Animal]

I like Boyd. He's flawed, can be overbearing, but essentially good. Grace always seems able to snap him out of his self-absorption.

[lorezyra]

This is exactly what I have been dreaming of!!!

http://code.google.com/p/dbideas/downloads/list

[mtpaper]

I'm pretty sure that looks like Extjs peeking thru in the video posted for Hyperbase (http://blog.hyperoffice.com/), an online database managemetn solution, from Hyperoffice.

It's at their October 6, 2009 blog posting, announcing the launch of Hyperbase.

[erhan]

http://ocyarisma.top10hardware.com/

[+++]

http://draw.schemabank.com/demo.html

[Animal]

Someone has put up a nice integration of Google's StreetView in an Ext Panel:

http://dev.geoext.org/sandbox/cmoullet/ux/StreetViewPanel/examples/StreetViewPanelExample.html

[joeri]

An interactive floorplan viewer (not mine, just seemed like a nice example):

http://www.geosigweb.com/groupemoniteur/simi2009.aspx

[Animal]

Yes, that's very nice! Someone's got some skills!

[flyingman]

Ticketing (https://ticketing.fcb.ch/) (look 'Einzelkarten' - 'Nächste Spiele' from FC Basel (http://www.fcb.ch/Intro)

[Animal]

Ticketing (https://ticketing.fcb.ch/) (look 'Einzelkarten' - 'Nächste Spiele' from FC Basel (http://www.fcb.ch/Intro)

You should run that past YSlow: http://developer.yahoo.com/yslow/

[nathand]

I was looking for a Mobil oil filter an stumbled on this bit of Ext:
http://www.showmetheparts.com/mobil/

[mystix]

LastPass - a free online password management facility.

ExtJS is used in the account creation page:
https://lastpass.com/create_account.php

and in the user interface once you're logged-in.

[kavih7]

The login piece here gets you to the full front-end app, which is 99% Ext as I can tell. The company I work for has an account, so I've seen it:

http://www.audiovideoweb.com/login.php

[johnmmr]

RCM1 implemented ext about two years ago and recently migrated to the 3.0 release. Most of the ext GUI is login protected, but our popular property and note sale listing engine is publicly available at
http://www.rcm1.com/marketing/PropertyListings/RcmPropertyListings.aspx

[mystix]

MODx -- a PHP Content Management Framework.

http://api.modxcms.com/ -- API Docs (uses Ext 2.1)

admin panel uses Ext Core.

[campersau1]

Thecus N5500 Web-Administration Panel

http://www.tomshardware.com/de/fotostrecken/ApplicationServer-iTunes,0101-236635-7495----jpg-.html

[Animal]

MODx -- a PHP Content Management Framework.

http://api.modxcms.com/ -- API Docs (uses Ext 2.1)

admin panel uses Ext Core.

They need to adjust their stylesheet.

Hover style: http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p286/TimeTrialAnimal/badstyle.jpg

Tree node selection: http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p286/TimeTrialAnimal/badstyle2.jpg

[dimentox]

DCS-XC
A combat System for second life is 100% extjs =)
http://www.dcs-xc.org

I know the backend admin site which requires a valid user for dcs2.org also uses ext.

I should know i wrote it..

DCS has over 100k users btw =) XC is in development stages.

[cjauvin]

I have created Dracones, a web mapping framework for MapServer, an open source GIS software. To show what's being possible with the framework, I have also created DraconesPH, a public health surveillance application, built upon Dracones, but featuring a completely decoupled UI.

This UI is actually built with Ext JS. I wouldn't dare to think that it's a totally professional Ext program, as learning Ext, from my perspective, has been a continuous learning experience (with the help of both the excellent documentation and user forum), but I think it presents some interesting features, namely the binding of an Ext application layout to an external mapping library. I've been a firm Ext believer for some time now, as I think that it is, by very far, the best JavaScript UI framework available.

Since my projects are such a specialized products, it's been hard for me to find relevant places to announce my work. I only posted to a few mailing lists, and an open source geospatial blog or two as well.

But then today I thought that maybe the Ext community might be interested by such a project. If you want, you can then take a look at the Dracones framework site (not using Ext):

http://surveillance.mcgill.ca/dracones

and also the DraconesPH application site (using it):

http://surveillance.mcgill.ca/dracones/draconesph/index.php

Here is a quick snapshot showing what DraconesPH looks like:

http://surveillance.mcgill.ca/dracones/images/draconesph_screenshot_75.png

[thunderattack]

:)

[OutpostMM]

The company I work for, TraCorp, produces custom online training courses. We've had our own learning management system (LMS) for several years, but about 2 years ago with customer funding we were able to redesign and start rewriting LMS7 from scratch, and I used ExtJS for literally the entire interface, for both students and admins. 2 years of design and development and a total of about 1.2MB of (minified) Javascript code later, we've got about 15 clients using the new version so far, with another 5 or 6 which we still need to move over from the old version.

We've got a description page up on our site, but sadly no publicly-available demo yet:

http://www.tracorp.com/tracorpLMS.php

Our largest installation so far has over 87,000 registered users, and it has delivered over 256,600 hours of tracked training to its 79,000 students, with over 100 online courses offered (in addition to registration for classroom courses, webinars, untracked training, online tests, etc).

Clients using this system include Honeywell, Avis/Budget Group, Choice Hotels International, PriceWaterhouseCoopers, and the US military.

[idoncys]

I have created WEB UML using extjs and raphael.js(http://raphaeljs.com/). I use it to help developing my WEB ERP system.
In my web erp,almost all the business logics and form syntaxs are stored in database and created dynamically just when erp call them.
When they were called,they would store in Ext stores and would not be called repeatedly.
And all my form syntaxs came from PowerBuilder datawindow UI automatically.
Because all projects can share the same web erp system,the erp system size is small.

Please use Chrome or FF or Safari but not IE to test.You can pass the login window and open or search umlID directly.
Thank you.

The underneath are Chinese words.
最近我用Extjs與 raphael.js 設計web uml,用來協助 web erp作系統分析與規劃用.
請進入web uml後,跳過login畫面,直接開啟或搜尋umlID.

關於WEB ERP,系統裡面所有的 UI介面都由powerbuilder自動轉過來的.
而且所有的商業邏輯與UI都是存在database,然後在系統執行時期才動態被載入.
被載入後就暫存在Ext store,不會被重複載入.
由於是由database控制系統,所以ERP主系統可以很小且各project共用.

謝謝.

http://www.idon.com.tw:8080/myapp/flyjs/document_uml.jsp

[mschwartz]

signature spammer ^^^

[jay@moduscreate.com]

Thx dude, banned & deleted user.

[leapit]

Make a web page easy with mouse,Just like Building Block Game
The page will be according to W3C
It does NOT metter if you are not familiar with web technology
It is not necessary to install anything,Just do it online

http://www.extjs.com/forum/showthread.php?88488-ExtJs-Page-Maker-%28do-it-online.com%29-last-update-01-06&p=422071

http://www.home2end.com/portal/template/isetting/doc/show-pagemaker.gif

----

http://www.home2end.com/html/help/pagemaker/091225-2.gif

[leapit]

http://tomatocart.com/index.php

TomatoCart is a new generation of open source shopping cart solution developed by Wuxi Elootec Technology Co., Ltd. It is branched from osCommerce 3 as a separate project and is released under the GNU General Public License. Equipped with the web2.0 Technology Ajax and Rich Internet Applications, TomatoCart is devoted to building a landmark eCommerce solution.



http://tomatocart.com//images/community/sidebar.jpg

[charleshimmer]

I've been working on this app for the last little bit and have built the interface using ExtJS. It automates telephone prospecting for the High Probability Prospecting (http://highprobabilityselling.com/2009/08/11/what-high-probability-selling-is-about-–-briefly/) process.

You can check it out here. www.pyrblu.com/high-probability-software (http://www.pyrblu.com/high-probability-software/)

http://www.pyrblu.com/assets/apps/launchpad/files/forum/screenshot.jpg

[mitchellsimoens]

Please don't tell me that you made software that allows people to call me to sell something while I'm eating dinner? Those people are annoying but great looking app!

[charleshimmer]

Lol, well hopefully they aren't those type of prospectors ;).

[Scorpie]

www.roparunlive.nl (http://www.roparunlive.nl)

Says enough :)

[jay@moduscreate.com]

www.roparunlive.nl (http://www.roparunlive.nl)

Says enough :)

Wow! That site really is not optimized what so ever. The grid loads thousands of records and freezes the browser for many seconds on initial load.

[nathand]

www.roparunlive.nl (http://www.roparunlive.nl)

Says enough :)

It does look very cool, but it was VERY slow for me using Firefox as well.

[Scorpie]

True. Don`t know who built it, but the problem seems to be the synchronous loading of the table to the left in combination with the rest of the page.

[Scorpie]

Wow! That site really is not optimized what so ever. The grid loads thousands of records and freezes the browser for many seconds on initial load.

Yeah I don`t get it why they would use a Buffered View or even the Livegrid. Bad design imo. It`s not mine btw :)

[Stju]

http://www.needcargo.eu/en/#

[Daz]

ExtJS and Google Maps.

Some screen shots:
http://vic.dmap.com.au/planning/img/Planning1.jpg
http://vic.dmap.com.au/planning/img/Planning2.jpg
http://vic.dmap.com.au/planning/img/Planning3.jpg

And a link:
http://vic.dmap.com.au/planning/#zoom=7&lat=-37.0200982013681070&lng=144.7558593750000000&directory=0/0/0+6/4/0&mapbase=roadmap
(http://vic.dmap.com.au/planning/)

[stevemc]

ExtJS and Google Maps.

Some screen shots:
http://vic.dmap.com.au/planning/img/Planning1.jpg
http://vic.dmap.com.au/planning/img/Planning2.jpg
http://vic.dmap.com.au/planning/img/Planning3.jpg

And a link:
http://vic.dmap.com.au/planning/

Nice - what are the vector overlays? KML?
Good Job.

[Daz]

The vector overlays are using encoded polylines/polygons (compressed format of ASCII characters) rather than KML files.

The reason we chose encoded polylines is we're mapping many large GIS files (up to 100s Megs in size with accuracy down to the street level). Combined with only serving what's required for the screen - the content from large GIS files can be displayed online in Google Maps in seconds.

[Max_nl]

One of my earlier projects.
NOC-PS (http://www.noc-ps.com/) is a software package for dedicated server hosting providers, that automates the installation of operating systems over the network.

http://www.noc-ps.com/downloads/noc-ps-screenshot-small.png

Basic but practical interface based on the web desktop example.

[gevik]

Hoi Max_nl,

Het ziet er goed uit.

Gr,
Gevik.


One of my earlier projects.
NOC-PS (http://www.noc-ps.com/) is a software package for dedicated server hosting providers, that automates the installation of operating systems over the network.
Basic but practical interface based on the web desktop example.

[Scorpie]

Netjes hoor :)

Nice!

[daniel.gallo]

Has anyone seen the Deskera web site before? I stumbled across it today, and noticed they're using Ext JS within their project management web application - http://apps.deskera.com/a/demo/

They've also appeared to have created/implemented an Ext JS based gantt chart.

[Animal]

Or, as they are calling it, a Wtf based gantt chart.

That's a bit shabby renaming Ext. It's like they are trying to hide their dependence upon Ext (2.0).

[daniel.gallo]

Yes, I noticed that - very strange renaming all "Ext" references.

[radutopala]

We have just released our early stage project management and issue tracking system. Based on ExtJS and AppFlower (http://www.appflower.com)... checkout www.seedcontrol.com (http://www.seedcontrol.com)

[wickedsheep]

Here are some screenshots of the upcomming webshop we did in Ext for a company in Slovenia (no l10n, sorry guys). The shop should be up in a day or two, but untill then, I can provide you with some screenshots. The design was done by Lubenica design studio.

Frontpage: http://img526.imageshack.us/img526/4607/fplus1.jpg
Front page with filtering: http://img688.imageshack.us/img688/5973/fplus3.jpg
Registration: http://img706.imageshack.us/img706/8027/fplus2.jpg
Browse: http://img830.imageshack.us/img830/7356/fplus4.jpg
Product: http://img51.imageshack.us/img51/9243/fplus5.jpg
Product image zoom: http://img177.imageshack.us/img177/9034/fplus6.jpg

We used Ext.Toolbar and Ext.Toolbar buttons for main navigation, Ext.Menu is behind filtering. We have some custom controlls for notifications, dropdowns, zooming, etc.

[dan_b]

http://www.digitalbucket.net/Pages/Features.aspx

This company fancies itself as a competitor to Box.net/Dropbox etc...

[westy]

Tonido (http://www.tonido.com/) uses Ext for its music Jukebox!

[scottmartin]

Here are a few apps I have noticed that use ExtJS

http://www.awareim.com/
http://www.untangle.com (admin)
http://www.qnap.com (admin)

Regards,
Scott.

[Mycoding]

Please tell this example http://www.sencha.com/learn/File:Iscoreshot.jpg
is possible to find in internet?
Is it done with this http://flex.amcharts.com/ ?

[guyfomi]

i think Kapow (http://kapowsoftware.com/products/kapow-katalyst-platform/management-console.php)use ExtJS for thier Management Console

http://kapowsoftware.com/images/products/mgmt_console.jpg

[prophet]

Looks like NETGEAR is using ExtJS for their ReadyNAS interface.

Product Page:
http://www.readynas.com/?cat=93

Video Demo:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z4v6hnpQPss&feature=player_embedded

[mschwartz]

hello,is anyone out there would help me about the ext.thnx!

Signature spam.

[jay@moduscreate.com]

Signature spam.

Thx dude. Taken care of.

[mschwartz]

^^^ Signature spam

;-)

[jay@moduscreate.com]

^^^ Signature spam

;-)

http://www.gifsoup.com/webroot/animatedgifs/57746_o.gif

[mitchellsimoens]

^^^ Signature spam

;-)

Nice

[mschwartz]

Nice

He knows I'm kidding.

Though he does have PanelHeaderToolbar linked twice in all that spamminess.

[mitchellsimoens]

Jay is a great target. He makes it quite easy! ;)

[running bear]

If anyone is interested, we have created our site www.astracore.com using grails, ExtJS (Sencha) and Sencha Touch running on Amazon Ec2, RDS see:
www.astracore.com (http://www.astracore.com/)

You will need a webkit style browser (eg safari, chrome, iPhone or Android) if you choose "Mobile Login", you will also need these credentials:
user: user1@xyzabc.com
password: test

I note that the mobile interface is still very flakey especially on HTC Android. Hoping the next release of Sencha Touch helps.

Not sure how to post this on the examples wiki as it would not let me edit.



Bruce

[robboerman]

Hi Jamie,

I would like to share the application I just delivered to ABN AMRO Bank but I can't edit the sightings page. I don't know if the wiki is still used. Would you find it interesting to learn how ABN AMRO Bank uses ExtJS?

[lazysysadmin]

A portable ExtJS application for Windows http://daat.lazysysadmin.com/.

It provides cross-platform system administration automations and log file transformations.

[jeff303]

I don't seem to have the ability to edit the wiki page, but I stumbled across this page (http://nationalbridges.com/) today when searching for info on a particular bridge.

[Justin Noel]

Twilio uses Ext JS :

http://labs.twilio.com/twimlets/simulring

[Remy]

Entrust, a digital certificate supplier in North America use Ext to provide a grid interface for client certificate management. I can't provide a link as it requires account and authentication.

[mschwartz]

Any ExtJS 4 sightings? Just curious.

[JMacclain]

Will you add some more languages for your site?

[wickedsheep]

Looks like Best Buy is also using ExtJS - take a look at the screenshot at the bottom right part of the article :)

http://techcrunch.com/2011/08/26/more-hp-touchpads-at-best-buy/

[swarnendude]

Best Buy is using Sencha Touch too. I developed a part of their iPad version's alpha prototype.

[mitchellsimoens]

What the hell is this?

I'm gessing spam >:)

[Jueying]

Good idea

[Jimmi Andersen]

An application builder which produces Sencha rendered templates, you should check it out http://appflower.com/ :-)

AppFlower automatically generates backend and frontend, so it leaves you without the need to do any coding. Just click and build. It supports most of the Sencha features out of the box. And you can add custom code where-ever needed (on all levels, the engine is open-sourced). The backend is constructed on top of the well-known php framework, Symfony.

You can also checkout one of the videos from the appFlower channel http://vimeo.com/channels/appflower

Let us know what you think. Uploaded a few screenshots, one of an application build on top of appFlower and the others from the Visual Designer in AppFlower Studio. All utilizing Sencha

[scottmartin]

I like the idea. Getting started on a new project can get tedious. As long as you have full control over your app once the foundation is create, this would be a great tool.

Several items:
Do you plan to create a VirtualBox VM? I do not have VMWare installed and not sure if I want to install it just to look at AppFlower.

Do you have any online demo app created with AppFlower so we can see how it performs?

Also, your online videos are a bit fast. I felt like you were in a hurry. I would like to see what is happening. Having used Camtasia several times, this is the complaint I received the most on my first videos. <bg>

Regards,
Scott.

[scottmartin]

Found your video on VB:
http://www.appflower.com/cms/learn_install_virtualbox

Regards,
Scott.

[scottmartin]

This weekend I was looking at the idea of moving from CodeIgniter to Symfony. I am curious as to why you selected v1.4 instead of Symfony2?

Are there plans to change this as well as supporting ExtSJ4 when it becomes stable?

Regards,
Scott.

[Jimmi Andersen]

Hi Scott,

Hehe.. okay, we will make the videos a bit slower. I guess, when you are familiarly with what's happening you like to see it a bit faster :-) And thanks for letting us know about the Video link, i have now added the Virtualbox plus some of the other installation videos to appflower channel on vimeo. Then it should be easier for others as well to find these tutorials. You should also have a look at our learning center where you can find more ressources, which you probably already did find. http://www.appflower.com/cms/learningcenter

We are using ExtJS 3.x and Symfony v1.x, since that was what were available when we started to develop the AppFlower Engine. And most importantly we have tested this in the wild, and marked it stable. And using complex views in Sencha, under different scenarios you still need to test it :-) This doesn't mean we don't like Sencha 4.x, we are going to implement these as well, together with other template rendering options. And the same goes for Symfony, then at the time of we started to develop AppFlower Engine. Symfony was in very early versions, and then we slowly have upgraded together with their releases of the 1.x series. Symfony v2.0 is a big re-write. And we will be needing to do some re-writes as well, to have it fit Symfony v2.0. This is also something we are looking into now that we have finalized and released AppFlower Studio. The nice part is that when we upgrade to newer version of Sencha or Symfony, you don't need to do a bunch of re-writing, since it's abstracted.

So basically many improvements and new surprises i believe you would like is on it's way. Most important like Sencha, and Symfony. We are driven by the community. So let us know if you miss something.. and we will look into it.

[Jimmi Andersen]

Do you have any online demo app created with AppFlower so we can see how it performs?


We have an online demo server, where you can try to build you own app and test the performance of both the web-based IDE environment, and also the app you make. Just send us your email, and we will sign you up (it's free, no worries). I believe shortly we will also provide other online demo applications, like seedcontrol. Which is available on the vm-image you have downloaded.

[Jimmi Andersen]

Are you referring to the video showing

No. You can get a free online account to play around with appFlower. I will create an instance for you, and send it over.

[Justin Noel]

Packt publishing uses Ext JS in their PacktLib (library).

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