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The recent changes in JavaScript range from small pieces of syntax, up to the level of classes for creating coherent functional units, and extend all the way to connecting these pieces into apps via modules. In this article, Don gives you a preview of his session at SenchaCon 2016, where he’ll talk about how this evolution in language and tools affects the applications you write using Ext JS. Join us at SenchaCon to hear all of the details.

At SenchaCon 2016, you’ll learn how you can use ECMAScript2015 to take advantage of cleaner JavaScript code in your own Ext JS classes and controllers. Lee Boonstra will cover the top 10 new features of ECMAScript 2015 and teach you how to use them by showing code examples. Today, she shares tips on using ECMAScript 2015 Generators.

We have some exciting news for you! At SenchaCon, we’ll be introducing the ability to use Ext JS components, layouts, and themes within an Angular 2 application, which we’re currently calling the Ext JS Bridge to Angular 2 (also known as ‘The Bridge’). In this article, I want to give you a sneak peek at this new functionality. Then, join us at SenchaCon to learn more.

Read how easy it is to drop powerful Ext JS components like grid, calendar, charts, and more into any React app. You can even use Ext JS to lay out other React components and dom elements, all with JSX. Then, join us at SenchaCon to learn even more.

Ext JS and Electron work well together because Ext JS provides all of the components you’ll need to create a beautiful application, and Electron helps you package your Ext JS application and gives you access to native features. In this article, we walk you through the process of how to build and package an Ext JS 6 starter application.