The more I look at Sencha the more impressed I am. For instance, the capabilities outlined in Sencha.io video are amazing. Those sync and messaging options would save me a lot of coding time.
But what db does Secha Touch and Ext JS use? MySQL? ProstgreSQL?
Or a it's own proprietary db?
Also, in the video the John said something to the effect that for the time being, there is no cost, but eventually usage fees would be involved, depending on the application and bandwidth.
I fine with that, but does this mean that Sencha is hosting Ext JS apps?
I usually use the EMS SQL Management tools to model my database.
Does Secha import the entire db schema?
If so, what happens when I make additions or changes?
Or, can I define tables and relationships from within Secha?
Thanks for answering my questions. I appreciate your help.
All that stuff in the Secha.io video, about user registration, groups, syncing, messaging and sharing data. I want to use all that. On the Sencha.io overview page, it says:
"As she conducts her business that week, she enters expense data into the app -- perhaps even photographs of receipts -- and whenever her device is in range of the network the app synchs all the data with the cloud through Sencha.io Data."
So data definitions are declared as objects in ExtJS, in the Data Store. Right? And are not relational. If I want to access a relational db then I need Ext GWT.