Today, we are thrilled to jointly announce with Microsoft Open Technology, Inc upcoming support for Windows Phone 8 in Sencha Touch. Since earlier this year we’ve been closely engaged with Microsoft Open Tech, who provided early access to the Windows Phone 8 SDK and technical support.
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What’s New in Sencha Touch 2.1?
Sencha Touch 2.1 is our next release of the Sencha mobile framework. The 2.1 release includes the following key upgrades: significant performance improvements, charting support, an advanced list component, and enhanced native support through the Sencha Mobile Packager.
12 Comments Read moreThe New Sencha Eclipse Plugin
We’ve been working on various tools that make a Sencha developer’s life easier, and we started with Sencha Architect. Our new plugin makes it even easier to use Architect by providing a full set of code completion and code assistance features for Eclipse.
37 Comments Read moreDeveloping Mobile Applications with Force.com and Sencha Touch – Part 2
In the first part of our series introducing you to the Sencha Touch mobile framework, we built the foundation for a simple mobile application hosted in a Visualforce page that displays lead data served from an Apex controller. We reviewed the basics of the Sencha class system and MVC data package by constructing model, view, controller and store components in Javascript. In this second part of the series, we continue to enhance the features of the PocketCRM application.
11 Comments Read moreWhat’s Coming in Sencha Touch 2.1
Sencha Touch 2.1 is our next release of the Sencha mobile framework. This release includes the following key upgrades: significant performance improvements, an advanced list component, enhanced native support through the Sencha Mobile Packager and an integrated charting support.
7 Comments Read moreIntroducing Sencha Complete: Team
Today we’re excited to announce the availability of our newest bundle, Sencha Complete: Team. Over the last few years, we’ve been working hand in hand with our customers as they use Sencha technologies to make more complex and mission critical applications on both desktop and mobile. Sencha Complete: Team is intended to help teams of developers be more productive, connect their apps more easily to back-end data sources, and have more flexibility in deployment.
32 Comments Read moreNew Charting Package for Sencha Touch
The upcoming release of Sencha Touch 2.1 will include our next generation data visualization system, featuring a newly revamped Charts package. This system is built around a new core graphics engine and supports several critical features exclusively in Sencha Touch.
5 Comments Read moreMeetcha—Using Sencha Touch to Build a Mobile App for Meetup.com
We developed the Meetcha app to demonstrate how to use Sencha Touch 2 features in a real world application. We used the Sencha Touch’s built in MVC architecture, which we’ve found in this app and in general is absolutely required for developing large commercial applications. We also wanted the Meetcha app to have an engaging UI, so we used custom theming to create rounded buttons and non-rectangular positioning with a custom background that changes with orientation.
13 Comments Read moreAnnouncing AT&T API Platform SDK 2.1
Sencha is pleased to announce the release of the latest version of our SDK that allows developers to utilize AT&T APIs from within an HTML5 application. This release of the SDK builds upon the previous release by including Sencha Touch 2 and adding access to new APIs such as Speech and In App Messaging from Mobile Number (Beta).
7 Comments Read moreAutomating Unit Tests
One of the first questions I always hear when starting with a new client is “How can I build unit tests for my application?”
It’s obvious that many people understand the benefits of unit tests – developers want to minimize the number of bugs in their code and managers want to reduce the amount of time required to test an application before release. Although the concept of unit testing has existed for years, software teams are only now beginning to explore building tests for their Rich Internet Applications (RIAs).
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