Ask Sencha AIChoosing the right UI component library is the core decision you make while using React. It’s more than just how your app looks. It also shapes how smoothly it runs and how quickly you can build or grow it. ReExt stands out here. It’s among the top React UI component libraries made for fast and […]
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10 Reasons to Choose ReExt Over Other React Component Libraries
The choice of the right React component library really matters. You’ll find many popular JS libraries to choose from. Some work well for smaller projects, others for large applications dealing with complex operations. Some tools work well for big apps, but they don’t all scale with your project. If you’re handling tons of data in […]
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ReExt is a React library developed by Sencha that allows you to use Ext JS components within a React application. It leverages your existing Ext JS knowledge to integrate data-centric components using native React syntax. This guide explains the component syntax, provides step-by-step instructions to set up your environment, and covers advanced configuration options. Understanding […]
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React data grid selection significantly affects enterprise application development outcomes because grids are often the most performance-critical component in data-intensive React applications. This guide compares seven mature React data grid options: ag-Grid React, MUI X Data Grid, TanStack Table, Handsontable, Sencha Ext JS grid via ReExt, PrimeReact DataTable, and KendoReact Grid. Each covers performance approach, […]
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At JS Days 2026, Marc Gusmano, Sales Engineer at Sencha, will show developers how to build AI agents using JavaScript, React, and ReExt. Session Overview Title: Crafting Custom AI Agents with JavaScript, React and ReExt Speaker: Marc Gusmano Company: Sencha This technical session explores how developers can create custom AI agents as Visual Studio Code […]
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Modern teams are under constant pressure to ship faster without sacrificing UX quality, maintainability, or enterprise-grade capabilities. That’s easy to say, but much harder to do when your application needs advanced grids, data-heavy interfaces, mobile readiness, accessibility, and long-term support. This is exactly where ReExt 1.2 becomes compelling. Why ReExt Matters React is widely loved […]
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Set up the Ext JS grid in React with ReExt, then add typed columns, store-backed data, inline editing, grouping and summaries. Full code included. The Ext JS grid has handled data-heavy enterprise screens for years: typed columns, store-backed data, inline editing, grouping and summaries are all built in. With ReExt, you can use that same […]
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Search for “React grid component,” and you will find two very different things. Half the results are about layout grids: rows and columns that arrange panels, cards and forms on a page. The other half are about data grids: interactive tables for sorting, filtering and editing records. Most business applications need both. A dashboard has […]
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In most enterprise React apps, the grid shows up on dozens of screens: orders, customers, invoices, audit logs. Without a shared component, each team configures it from scratch. Currency formats differ, one screen validates edits and another doesn’t, and an upgrade means touching every file that renders a grid. A reusable React grid component fixes […]
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Four features decide most enterprise React data grid evaluations: column locking, pivoting, export and server-side data. They’re the features users ask for once an app is in real use, the ones vendors most often keep in paid tiers, and the ones that are hardest to build yourself. They’re also the features most likely to break […]
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