If Sencha would get their act together and produce a stable environment for Ext JS, Touch, Architect and a working Cmd I would happily pay up for the Complete license (currently on Ext JS Commercial and Sencha Architect). As it is now we have way too many half-finished "good-intentions" solutions that are flying around in various stages of betas, RC and considered "final" that I am starting to get worried about what kind of black hole my additional $1000 will end up in.
Sadly none of these products listed above are able to provide a simple solution to deploy code to end-users anymore and until that happens I'll hold on to my creditcard.
Carefully optimistic about the Sencha future,
/Mattias
They are working on integration of Cmd in SA. I believe it will be released with ST2.1 GA and SA 2.2
They are working on integration of Cmd in SA. I believe it will be released with ST2.1 GA and SA 2.2
So I have heard. For Sencha Cmd Ext JS support is also "coming" as is building on Linux, native packaging on Windows etc, etc...
My point is that I'd like to see a consistent way to design, build and deploy the various products across the products and also across the platforms. Currently we have some beautiful pieces laying scattered on the table there but puzzle don't fit together as of now.
I am optimistic, but I still have to use my old XP computer to be able to build Ext JS 4.0.x using beta2 of Sencha SDK 2.0... My new project in SA 2 based on Ext JS 4.1 is still not possible to build using Sencha Cmd 3.0 as of b390 due to the Model issues, but knock on wood - I hope there is a solution by mid-December when I need to deploy.
So I have heard. For Sencha Cmd Ext JS support is also "coming" as is building on Linux, native packaging on Windows etc, etc...
My point is that I'd like to see a consistent way to design, build and deploy the various products across the products and also across the platforms. Currently we have some beautiful pieces laying scattered on the table there but puzzle don't fit together as of now.
I am optimistic, but I still have to use my old XP computer to be able to build Ext JS 4.0.x using beta2 of Sencha SDK 2.0... My new project in SA 2 based on Ext JS 4.1 is still not possible to build using Sencha Cmd 3.0 as of b390 due to the Model issues, but knock on wood - I hope there is a solution by mid-December when I need to deploy.
Cheers,
/Mattias
Hi,
I totally understand your concern.
Was just fyi if you did not know.
By charging $1000, they are simply stopping development fo Charts. If they really need money, I prefer charing by $10 for each ST license to that $1000.
Originally Posted by tangix
If Sencha would get their act together and produce a stable environment for Ext JS, Touch, Architect and a working Cmd I would happily pay up for the Complete license (currently on Ext JS Commercial and Sencha Architect). As it is now we have way too many half-finished "good-intentions" solutions that are flying around in various stages of betas, RC
and considered "final" that I am starting to get worried about what kind of black hole my additional $1000 will end up in. 
Reply With Quote
