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Announcing Sencha Themer 1.3.1 GA

February 9, 2018 1799 Views

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We’re excited to announce the release of Sencha Themer 1.3.1, which supports the latest Ext JS framework 6.5.3 and Cmd 6.5.3, as well as ExtReact based applications.

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What’s New

Support for Ext JS 6.5.3 Enhancements

Sencha Themer is a popular Ext JS graphical tool used to create custom themes without writing code. Themer gives you access to Ext JS components and inspection tools to set fine-grained styles and generate theme packages with dynamic stylesheets. With Themer 1.3.1, you have support for theming all new Ext JS components.

Shown: New Ext JS 6.5.3 SplitButton component with custom theme

Shown: New Ext JS 6.5.3 SplitButton component with custom theme

Support for New Ext JS UI Mixins

Ext JS components like SplitButton have a UI mixins configuration for generating multiple visual renditions of a component. With Themer, you get access to all Sass variables to customize and create a distinct look for your application components.

Shown: Creating unique SplitButton UI configuration

Support for ExtReact

ExtReact provides all the components a developer needs to build data-intensive web apps using React. With Themer 1.3.1, it is easy to leverage Material design and other themes to save time and effort and create great React applications.

Shown: Customizing SplitButton with Material Design

Try It and Share Your Feedback

We’re excited about this release, and we hope you enjoy building great looking apps with Themer 1.3.1. To learn more, read the docs and then try it out. We look forward to reading your comments and feedback in the Sencha Themer forum.

Author

Sandeep Adwankar

Sandeep is a Sr. Product Manager at Sencha and is passionate about innovations in mobile and web technologies. He has experience working for startups in Silicon Valley as well as large companies including Motorola and Time Warner Cable. He has an MBA from DePaul University in Chicago and a Masters in Technology from IIT Bombay.