Ext JS provides a number of functions that make it simple to create and work with classes. It also provides a series of functions to extend or override existing JavaScript classes. This means you can add behaviors and create your own classes, or override the behavior of some functions. In this article, we will show you how to use theme-specific class overrides.
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Sencha @ Developer Week With Architect Bootcamp
We will be at the Developer Week conference next week in San Francisco where we will be running a boot camp on Wednesday, February 19th from 9:00am–10:40am. At the boot camp you’ll use Sencha Architect to quickly build a Touch Asset Tracking application. You can still sign up for the bootcamp, so add Sencha to your agenda today.
1 Comment Read moreWriting an Ext.Direct Backend in Node.js
Some of you may have tried it, but there are still many developers who haven’t used this hidden gem — Sencha Ext.Direct. In this article, we will introduce you to Ext.Direct and provide examples of an Ext.Direct connector and backend for Node.js.
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Using Custom Icons in Your Ext JS Apps
Do you like the glyph attribute in Ext JS 4.2 as much as I do? With glyphs, you can implement an icon that is created from a font. In this article, we’ll show you how to download a custom icon font and implement it in your style sheet.
No Comments Read moreUnderstanding Sencha Cmd Packages
In April of this year, as part of the rollout of Ext JS 4.2 and the new Neptune theme, we introduced support for packages in Sencha Cmd 3.1. In this article, we’ll dig into some of the inner workings of packages and see how to leverage them for perhaps their most common use case: to share code between applications.
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The Sencha Support team shares their top tips for using Sencha frameworks in the Sencha newsletter each month. In this article, we’ll give you a few new tips and a round-up of the top tips from earlier this year.
6 Comments Read moreSencha Touch and Ext JS Customer Spotlight: DecidoKompetensor & The Impossible Project
DecidoKompetensor, an IT company based in Malmo and Helsingborg, Sweden, uses Ext JS and Sencha Touch. They recently worked on the Impossible Project App with Impossible, a company that develops and produces completely new instant film materials for traditional Polaroid cameras. They chose Sencha Touch for the mobile app to ensure cross platform compatibility and an elegant UI with a seamless user experience.
2 Comments Read moreTop 5 Tips — Get Started with the Latest Sencha Product Releases
While the whole world is discussing the new iOS 7 release, or locking themselves in front of the game console to play GTA 5, Sencha has delivered several updates to its frameworks and tools: Sencha Touch 2.3, Ext JS 4.2.2, Sencha Cmd 4 and Sencha Architect 2.2.3. To celebrate the new product releases, we’re sharing some of the best tricks to get your app development started quickly.
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