Ask Sencha AIWe’re excited to announce the general availability of Ext JS 5.0.1. This maintenance release includes a number of improvements based on feedback from the Sencha community. In this article, we’ll take a tour of the changes.
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Ext JS 5 Tablet Support
The landscape of computer usage, both personal and enterprise, has been changing dramatically since tablets started challenging PC sales worldwide. Ext JS 5 learned a bunch of new tricks from Sencha Touch 2. In this guest post, Grgur covers Ext JS 5 tablet support, including updates to the class system, event management, widgets, and new deployment options.
3 Comments Read moreCreating Custom Layouts in Ext JS and Sencha Touch
The Layout system is one of the most powerful and unique parts of the Sencha frameworks. Layouts handle the sizing and positioning of every Component in your application, eliminating the need for developers to manage those pieces manually. Look under the hood of the Layout system and learn how to create a 3D Carousel.
7 Comments Read moreDesigning Responsive Applications with Ext JS
Users expect to be able to use web applications not only on their desktop computers, but also their mobile devices, which come in all shapes and sizes. The requirement to make an application so adaptive can seem overwhelming. Fortunately Ext JS 5 provides all the tools needed to make your application conform to any screen size, shape or orientation.
21 Comments Read moreDeep Dive Into Ext JS 5 Data
With the introduction of Ext JS 5, we have greatly expanded the capabilities of the Sencha Data Package, which is one of the cornerstones of application development. These new capabilities can be seen throughout the entire application development process: from declaring your data model, to presenting your data and validating user input, and finally, saving it back to the server.
11 Comments Read moreExt JS 5: Engineered for Performance
We recently released Ext JS 5, and we have received lots of positive feedback from our customers and community. Beyond the addition of tablet support, MVVM and many awesome new features, we really wanted to prove that Ext JS 5 is engineered for performance and is the best choice for building enterprise web applications. Watch the video and download Ext JS 5 to see for yourself.
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Deft JS is a community-driven library of useful building blocks that enable teams to rapidly develop large-scale applications using Sencha Ext JS. In this guest post, you’ll learn about some of the Deft JS features. From there, the team will discuss their experience migrating the library to Ext JS 5 and what to expect in the next version of Deft JS.
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Here are the latest tips from our Support Team to make your apps run smoothly. Learn how to set variable heights in Ext JS 4.2 grid rows and get the best performance for lists in your Sencha Touch 2.2+ apps.
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Ext JS 5 offers many new features to create rich, enterprise grade web applications. Routing makes history support easy to manage within a controller. The forward and back buttons are common parts of the user interface on every browser — and handling this navigation within a single page application is now very simple with Ext JS 5.
23 Comments Read moreAnnouncing Sencha Ext JS 5
Today, we are releasing Sencha Ext JS 5. It is the most comprehensive update to the Ext JS framework since our inception. This release enables you to deliver desktop apps on touch-enabled devices — using a single codebase. There are many new features and enhancements as well as over a dozen new guides and updated documentation. We want to thank you, our community, for all of your feedback and constant support. Download Ext JS 5 and let us know what you think.
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