Build Mobile Apps with Sencha Touch
Sencha Touch was the first HTML5 mobile JavaScript framework for web applications that feel native on Android, BlackBerry, and iOS. Our extensive tutorials, screencasts and resources are a great way to learn the framework. Here are a few good starting points:
The Sencha Touch Kitchen Sink Walkthrough
Sencha Touch Quick Start
A Hello World app with Sencha Touch
An Introduction To Layouts
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How to Use Classes in Sencha Touch 2 Sencha Touch 2 uses the state of the art class system developed for Ext JS 4. This guide provides pointers on how to use this system. | 2.x | Mar 6, 2012 | Easy |
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How to use src.sencha.io Sencha.io Src is a cloud-based way to help you dynamically resize images for the ever increasing number of mobile screen sizes. It’s very easy to use, and in this guide, we run through the main API options for the service. | 1.x | Aug 4, 2011 | Easy |
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Touch Charts Interactions This guide introduces the advanced interaction features in Sencha Touch Charts. By taking advantage of these features, you can create highly interactive charts that allow your users to visualize and easily navigate complex data sets. | 1.x | Jul 21, 2011 | Medium |
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Touch Charts Styling This guide describes the styling system used in Touch Charts, and provides an overview of how you can customize the look and feel of your charts to truly make them yours. | 1.x | Aug 3, 2011 | Medium |
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Touch Drawing and Charting This document is intended to guide you through the overall design and implementation details of the Drawing and Charting packages, as used by Sencha Touch Charts (as well as Ext JS). The drawing and charting packages enable you to create cross browser and cross device graphics in a versatile way. | 1.x | Jul 25, 2011 | Easy |
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Upgrading from Sencha Touch 1.x to 2.x A guide for our existing Sencha Touch 1.x customers looking to upgrade to 2.0. | 2.x | Mar 6, 2012 | Easy |
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Using Components in Sencha Touch 2 A guide for using Sencha Touch visual classes, i.e. Components. | 2.x | Mar 6, 2012 | Easy |