Blog: Archive for Ext JS

We are very excited to be touring Europe again at the beginning of December. There is nothing that we like more than a solid technical discussion with our customers and learning about the types of developments that they created – often for many years – in half the time with Ext JS versus using other commercial or open source frameworks. I don’t think many companies have customers as loyal as ours! If you’ll be in London, Munich or Paris in December, be sure to sign up and save yourself a seat!

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.

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.

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.