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20 Mar 2008 8:16 AM #11Sencha - Community Support Team
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I've had customers say 'Extent JS'
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20 Mar 2008 9:00 AM #12Sencha - Community Support Team
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we could start a whole slew of Ext-ended english words...
i'll be the first on the bandwagon:
"I Ext-identally stumbled across this wicked cool framework a little over a year ago, back in the old yui-ext days, and i've been hooked ever since!"
the use of Ext-identally, or Ext-idental, or any other derivative thereof is henceforth copyrighted by yours truly.
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20 Mar 2008 9:54 AM #13Sencha User
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No, those names are retarded, ExtJS definately makes more sense then those (someone, I'm assuming a self-respecting programmer, actually named something he wrote "Qooxdoo"?)It makes as much sense as "Dojo" or "MooTools" Or "Qooxdoo"...
I guess if you wanted to get technical about it though, Ext started as an extension for the YUI library, so at that time it really did mean extension.Code:class ExtJS Extends JavaScript
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