Did you see the amazing list of Sencha MVPs in our MVP directory? These are the best of the best in the Sencha world, and they are always sharing their knowledge and passion with the rest of the community. You are sure to run into them in the Sencha Forums, read their books or blogs, seen them on social media, used their code on GitHub, or ran into them elsewhere in our vast Sencha developer community.
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Debugging Ext JS Applications using Visual Studio Code and Google Chrome
Two of the hottest development tools available to any web developer, Visual Studio Code (VSCode) and Google Chrome, seamlessly integrate to provide the most comprehensive debugging environment known to javascript. Gone are the days of console-log mazes – now is the time for stack traces and breakpoints in your javascript development environment. Read on to learn how to efficiently step through your Ext JS application, watch variables, check function scope, and resolve issues faster.
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DeveloperWeek Austin, the largest developer conference in this area, has grown more than 2x over the inaugural event held last year and took place at the fresh Palmer Events Center. This year’s event had more than 2,000 developers and engineers, over 80 speakers, 100+ workshops, talks and sessions, and 30 exhibitors featuring over 20 product categories of developer & engineering technologies. We saw attendance across executives, engineers, software architects and technical managers from Fortune 500, mid-market and startup companies as well. We at Sencha were happy to be part of the crowd!
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Before I start, I want to make a full disclosure. My business depends on Ext JS, so its success is very important to me. I am a passionate developer and part of the global Delphi community. The idea of combining the simplicity of Delphi with the power of Ext JS is what excited me to start FMSoft and create uniGUI. We recently published uniGUI with Ext JS 6.5 and I am confident that Ext JS continues to be the best JavaScript product for large business applications there is.
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Over the last year, our community has expressed an important need: aspiring JavaScript developers need access to simple, modern tools so they can build great-looking cross-platform enterprise applications more easily and quickly. Well you’ve spoken, and we’ve heard you! We’re excited to announce the release of Sencha Ext JS Community Edition (CE) that provides a core framework, hundreds of modern components, material theme, open tooling, and much more with a limited commercial use license for free.
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One of the key differences of Ext JS compared to other solutions has always been the emphasis placed on code quality. It is often said that any software can be improved; in our experience it is more important to ensure that the software stays improved. Bugs happen, bits rot, changes creep in and people come and go; all these factors contribute to quality decline as time goes on. This is why we consider automated testing the cornerstone for continuous quality assurance and improvement.
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I am happy to share with you the second part of my video series describing the process of creating an application from scratch using the Modern Toolkit. In these episodes we will continue developing an application handling data about all matches played at FIFA World Cups. We will enhance the look and feel of a Grid component in the application and add new ones such as List, Pivot Grid and Charts.You will also learn how to aggregate and load data in a store based on data from another store, and define the architecture of an application targeting different devices.
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As I think about all of the valuable features that have been added to Ext JS since version 4, one feature that comes to the top of the list is the ability to create universal applications. What are universal applications? They are web applications that can ‘adapt’ to multiple device types, for example, having a desktop and a mobile version of the app. The beauty of universal applications in Ext JS is that you can create these multiple device profiles from a single code base, which gives you the ability to share all non visual parts of the application (like the data stores and controller logic) and even parts of the view.
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