Ask Sencha AIWe’re excited to announce that Sencha Visual Studio Code Plugin is now generally available to all Ext JS customers. The Visual Studio Code plugin is an extension available for Microsoft’s Visual Studio Code editor and is available for Windows, OS X, and Linux. Try it out and share your feedback in the forum.
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5 Web Technology Predictions for 2017
It’s that time of year when we start thinking about what’s in store for 2017. Art Landro shares his top 5 web technology predictions – data will remain a key growth area in the coming year and web application developers will continue to rule the world. Check out all of his predictions.
2 Comments Read moreAccelerating Data Exploration with Ext Speeder
We’ve written in the past about accelerating data access in Ext JS grids, and how the Ext Speeder product from Speedment provides a robust solution that not only accelerates data access but streamlines the creation of the back-end REST API. For SenchaCon, we wanted to take things a step further and focus on multi-faceted scenarios including Business Intelligence (BI), visualization, and data exploration.
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When Sencha Fiddle 1 was first released in 2013, the way we shared and tested Ext JS code was revolutionized. Prior to Sencha Fiddle, there wasn’t a standard way to share code that was constantly updated with each Ext JS release. Fiddle 1 was great, but the recently released Fiddle 2 is fantastic. In this article, we’ll show you the improvements we’ve made in Fiddle 2.
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At SenchaCon, we shared some of the key findings of our latest research report, The State of the Modern Web, created by Dimensional Research and sponsored by Sencha. The report is based on a global survey of more than 1,000 development professionals building B2B, B2C, and internal applications with participation from small and large companies in a wide variety of industries. Because a picture is worth a thousand words, we’ve created an infographic to highlight some of the key findings.
2 Comments Read moreThe Ext JS Reactor: Use Your Favourite Ext JS Components Inside React
Learn how to use Ext JS components inside React apps with the new @extjs/reactor package on npm. You get all of the components you need from a single, proven, commercially supported library – Ext JS, and the @extjs/reactor package gives you everything you need to start using Ext JS in React.
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Synergistix chose Ext JS to build its CATS Software Suite because of its ability to create a flexible and user friendly, industry-specific solution. Typical users of the CATS Software Suite are Pharmaceutical and Medical Device Sales Reps and the home office teams supporting them. By using a common framework across its apps, Synergistix reduced the overall cost to develop and support its applications.
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We’re pleased to announce that Themer 1.1 EA is now available. It will help you theme components directly within your own applications. We’re also inviting you to submit your theme to the Theming Contest for a chance to win $2500. Plus, Themer 1.0 is now available to all Ext JS Pro and Premium customers.
2 Comments Read moreSencha Visual Studio Code Plugin 1.0 Early Access Is Now Available
We’re excited to announce that the early access version of Sencha Visual Studio Code Plugin is now available. This plugin will be part of Ext JS Standard. Try it out and share your feedback in the forum.
No Comments Read moreExciting Product Announcements at SenchaCon 2016
Today is a very exciting day at SenchaCon! We just unveiled the Early Access versions of six products, plus new integrations, plans to open source Fashion, and new research about the state of the modern web. Let’s break down the announcements.
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