Ask Sencha AIWe are thrilled to share that Sencha is bringing back the Single Developer license for Ext JS, as of today! In speaking with customers and reviewing comments from our surveys and earlier blog posts since the acquisition by Idera, Inc., this was one of the top requests we received for improvement. We are happy to finally deliver the Single Developer license back to the Sencha and broader development communities. The Sencha Ext JS Single Developer license (Standard, Pro or Premium version) is available to purchase with an annual subscription, which includes 1 year of licensing, distribution rights, maintenance and support.
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Sencha Product Roadmap Update
We’ve been hard at work for the last few months defining the future of our core suite of products to ensure the continued success of our many global customers and to renew the momentum of the iconic Ext JS framework with new users. We analyzed support requests, forum posts, historical tickets, survey responses, and had multiple discussions with developers to distill a list of general themes that can guide our development efforts. You’ll see these themes reflected in this Roadmap and echoed by our team in the ensuing months as we strive to continue building Sencha products into the best products they can be.
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A key priority for Sencha is to better engage with our community of passionate developers. We discussed previously that we will launch an MVP Program. We run a similar program for Embarcadero with a lot of success to-date. The MVP (Most Valuable Professional) program chooses the “best of the best” Sencha community members to be trusted assets for our customers and prospects. An MVP is passionate about Sencha products and the success of everyone who uses the framework(s) and related products. An MVP evangelizes (cheers for, promotes, educates others, etc.) Sencha products by writing and speaking on the elegance, simplicity and productivity of our products at user groups, conferences, and webinars, and in websites, articles, newsgroups, blogs and social networks. Help us ensure the success of the technology that makes up the Sencha Web Application Development Platform and become an MVP – read on to learn more!
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Welcome to part 1 of a new blog series, “Ext JS From Scratch”. Why start this series? Well, we have received a lot of feedback from customers regarding the learning curve time for Ext JS. One of the challenges I believe people face in learning Ext JS is that they’ve never learned the fundamentals, or they have not learned how Ext JS really works – they just learn a pattern and off they go. In this series I will explain how and why Ext JS works the way it does. I will do this by providing simple examples and, over the course of this series, I will build up to a fully featured Ext JS application; essentially I will be ‘starting from scratch’.
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A few weeks ago, we shared key Sencha roadmap themes with Sencha customers and community members. We are thankful to more than 700 customers for providing generous product feedback using the survey. We received thousands of detailed product roadmap and feature ideas that we are in the process of prioritizing – please read on to learn more.
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Learn more about the Sencha roadmap efforts since the IDERA acquisition, including key areas of focus around products, upgrades, training, the community, forum and more.
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Since Sencha became part of the IDERA family, we’ve received a number of requests to clarify product progressions and roadmap. Learn more about the key roadmap themes based on your feedback to-date.
20 Comments Read moreAnnouncing Ext JS 6.5.2 and Sencha Cmd 6.5.2 GA
We’re excited to announce the release of Ext JS 6.5.2 and Sencha Cmd 6.5.2. These releases are focused on enhancement requests from customers as well as resolving issues reported by the community. Ext JS 6.5.2 includes hundreds of minor improvements and bug fixes in both the Modern and Classic toolkit. Cmd 6.5.2 includes updates for EcmaScript 2017 support so that you can use the latest JavaScript specification.
14 Comments Read moreUsing the Ext JS D3 Adapter to Create a Custom Data Visualization
The Ext JS D3 Adapter offers amazing built-in data visualization components including heatmap, treemap, sunburst, and more, and it also gives you complete flexibility to create your own visualizations. You can pick any visualization from the D3.js gallery and create an Ext JS component based on it. In this article, you’ll learn how to build a custom data visualization component.
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Progressive Web Apps have become a viable alternative to native applications: they can be installed, used to work offline, and have access to the device hardware. In this article, we’ll show you how to make your existing web apps even better than before by adding native-like notifications. Try it out.
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