At Sencha, we are proud of our solutions. More importantly, however, we are proud of our customers,  who are our most valuable assets. That's why today we would like to share some of our greatest customer success stories. Read on…

A few weeks ago, we announced the latest release of Ext JS version 7.3. Today, we are excited to follow that up with the launch of ExtReact, ExtAngular and ExtWebComponents 7.3 GA. Through this release, ExtReact, ExtAngular and ExtWebComponents inherit…

Over the past several weeks we’ve been working hard toward a complete overhaul of the Sencha resources center and we are excited to roll out the fresh new look! Our goal has been to provide one easy interface so our…

As Sencha strives to create the best enterprise-grade JavaScript framework and components to lead the radical transformation in web app development, we stand behind community-oriented, open collaboration to seed innovation and take up an important goal to give back to…

Kegan Blumenthal, GM of Sencha Inc.Ext JS Version 7.2 was released this week and I am extremely proud of the team for continuing to get quality releases on schedule and out in the hands of our community. Version 7.2 builds…

We started off CY 2020 with the release of Ext JS 7.1 and have been pacing nicely with our quarterly releases. The entire Sencha product team is excited to announce the release of version 7.2 for Ext JS, ExtAngular, ExtReact,…

Sencha’s value proposition is expanding significantly with the release of Ext JS 7.x. In addition to providing the most robust enterprise Web Development component and framework, this release includes comprehensive component sets for Angular, React, and the building blocks for…

Sencha and our sister company Embarcadero, participated in the most recent DeveloperWeek conference held in Brooklyn, New York from June 16-18, 2019. This event is New York City's largest Developer Conference and Expo, and this was my third time participating.…

Software companies tier the prices of their licenses for a very good reason: not everyone needs everything. Developers don’t generally like to pay money for software that they will not use, and why should they? The software just sits in…