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    What does the JS in Ext JS stand for?


    I thought it stood for JavaScript, but now I'm thinking it stands for Jack Slocum. Can someone confirm this?
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    JavaScript, silly.

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    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ext_(JavaScript_library)
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    When is your ExtJS In Action book going to be available on Amazon?
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    <sigh> soon.

    If you're in a rush, get the "Learning Ext JS" book by Shea Frederick (VinylFox). It's an excellent resource. I know because I own a copy

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    I thought "JS" stands for Jack Slocum.
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    No, just joking, seriously it is "Jerry Seinfeld"
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