2019 will be an exciting year for Sencha. Last week, I was honored to speak at the Sencha Community Conference in Germany, organized by eyeworkers GmbH. It was great to see the number of passionate developers that love Ext JS. We provided an update for our 2019 product roadmap, as well as a number of growth initiatives to reignite the momentum of Ext JS. We demonstrated Ext Angular that launched last month, and provided a preview of Ext JS 7.0, which will be released later this quarter. The roadmap outlined the scope of 7.1, along with new developments to follow on the tooling front.
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ExtWebComponents Early Access is Now Available
We’re pleased to announce that the early access version of Sencha ExtWebComponents is now available. ExtWebComponents provides hundreds of pre-built UI components that you can easily integrate into your web applications built with any framework, or no framework at all.
33 Comments Read moreIntroducing GridPlugins – Learn new ways to improve the Ext JS Grid
Guest Blog Post Introduction The Grid Panel is one of the most powerful Ext JS framework components. It includes a plethora of features and plugins that allow developers to display data in a variety of ways. The Grid Panel’s Grouping feature is an intriguing feature. This feature allows you to group store data and display […]
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2018 and 2019 seem to be not only “The Age of JavaScript”, but also “The Age of Single Page Applications.” One framework that explicitly supports single-page applications is Angular, a TypeScript-based open-source front-end web application platform. According to our friends at “The State of JavasScript 2018”, the reasons Angular has become important and popular are […]
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A cautionary tale of navigating modern development Introduction Search the Internet for “Open Source” and the number of hits is astonishing. The fact that open source has been accepted into the business mainstream is indisputable, as IBM’s purchase of Red Hat for US$34 billion proves. Or maybe it’s the rise of more or less open […]
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We’re pleased to announce that the early access version of Sencha ExtAngular is now available. ExtAngular provides hundreds of pre-built UI components that you can easily integrate into your Angular 7.x apps. See for yourself and download the ExtAngular Early Access trial today. We are looking forward to seeing the awesome web applications you create with ExtAngular!
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We often forget how lucky we are in the JavaScript world. A report, The State of the Octoverse: top programming languages of 2018 (from our friends at the GitHub Blog) shows that JavaScript is the most popular programming language, and its rate of growth is only exceeded by python, even though there are far more JavaScript developers than python. This is based on the number of unique contributors to public and private repositories tagged with the appropriate primary language. They also used the number of repositories created and tagged with the appropriate primary language.
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You had questions and we’ve got answers! Please find a summary of questions and answers collected from our community of Sencha users at recent Sencha events, including the London, Paris and Munich Roadshows as well as our most recent webinar, “Testing your Ext JS apps with Sencha Test – Benefits & How-to Tips,” which you can watch on-demand here.
5 Comments Read moreDebugging 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.
4 Comments Read moreStill on Ext JS 4.x? Learn How to Build Universal Applications using Ext JS 6.6 with Open Tooling
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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