If you’re developing a data-driven web application with React 16, chances are you’ll use a grid or spreadsheet-like interface at some point to display data for your users. A grid can be one of the trickiest and most complex UI components to build in React because many of the necessary features require both significant React expertise, as well as the willingness and ability to dig down into the DOM. Fortunately, the ExtReact Grid provides all of these capabilities and more. In this article, we’re going to create an example using the Sencha ExtReact Grid that shows information about Stocks and equities companies. If you want to code a grid using an HTML table or another third-party component, you might have to do something like handle clicking on a column header to sort, or clicking on a divider between a column header to resize, or maybe sliding a pager and doing a fetch for the next page of data. With ExtReact Grid, these functionalities are built in. Read on to get started with building an application using ExtReact Grid!
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Announcing Sencha Themer 1.3.3 GA
We’re excited to announce the release of Sencha Themer 1.3.3, which supports theming for ExtReact 6.6 applications and components. This release supports the ExtReact applications generated using the new ExtReact application generator tooling.
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JavaScript is transforming development teams’ expectations for desktop, server and mobile apps. JavaScript based hybrid apps or progressive web apps provide great benefits for enterprise applications – as you can create native and web apps with the same code base, resulting in less development costs and faster time to market. Enhancements to JavaScript are enabling it to break free of the browser, while technologies such as Node.js and its package manager npm facilitate creation of portable front-end and back-end apps that rival those traditionally created for desktop and mobile environments.
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We’re excited to announce the release of ExtReact 6.5.3, which supports several component enhancements and the new SplitButton component, as well as React 16 early access.
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Sencha Product Roadmap Update
We’ve been hard at work for the last few months defining the future of our core suite of products to ensure the continued success of our many global customers and to renew the momentum of the iconic Ext JS framework with new users. We analyzed support requests, forum posts, historical tickets, survey responses, and had multiple discussions with developers to distill a list of general themes that can guide our development efforts. You’ll see these themes reflected in this Roadmap and echoed by our team in the ensuing months as we strive to continue building Sencha products into the best products they can be.
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A key priority for Sencha is to better engage with our community of passionate developers. We discussed previously that we will launch an MVP Program. We run a similar program for Embarcadero with a lot of success to-date. The MVP (Most Valuable Professional) program chooses the “best of the best” Sencha community members to be trusted assets for our customers and prospects. An MVP is passionate about Sencha products and the success of everyone who uses the framework(s) and related products. An MVP evangelizes (cheers for, promotes, educates others, etc.) Sencha products by writing and speaking on the elegance, simplicity and productivity of our products at user groups, conferences, and webinars, and in websites, articles, newsgroups, blogs and social networks. Help us ensure the success of the technology that makes up the Sencha Web Application Development Platform and become an MVP – read on to learn more!
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Since Sencha became part of the IDERA family, we’ve received a number of requests to clarify product progressions and roadmap. Learn more about the key roadmap themes based on your feedback to-date.
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React uses a declarative, component-based approach, allowing developers to build apps by composing components into larger components that encapsulate their own data and logic. This encapsulation makes it much easier to understand, improve, refactor and maintain even large-scale apps. If you’re developing a sophisticated, data-driven app with React, you can take advantage of the components offered in ExtReact.
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ExtReact provides React developers with a complete set of components that respond and adapt to any device, platform, or screen size. In our recent webinar, Tech Talk: Building Responsive React Applications with ExtReact, we demonstrated how you can deliver the right experience to each user’s device using simple, concise, declarative techniques with ExtReact. Watch the ExtReact tech talk recording to learn more. Then, download the ExtReact free 30-day trial.
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