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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Ext JS Customer Spotlight: Paymo
To offer a better desktop like experience on the web while keeping all of the advantages of an online app, Paymo chose to rewrite their project management suite using Ext JS. Read on to learn more about Paymo’s experience using Ext JS, including benefits realized and advice for new Ext JS developers.
6 Comments Read moreAnnouncing GXT 4.0.3 GA
We’re happy to announce the release of GXT 4.0.3, now generally available! The GXT 4.0.3 release includes GWT 2.8.x support, new Forkable and Explorer Examples and hundreds of defect fixes to help you build feature-rich, HTML 5 applications faster.
11 Comments Read moreAnnouncing Sencha ExtReact 6.5.3 GA and React 16 EA
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.
7 Comments Read moreDay in the Life of an Ext JS Developer: Your Questions Answered
In our recent webinar, A Day in the Life of an Ext JS Developer, we provided a technical introduction for how to get started with Ext JS quickly, including tips and best practices. The Q&A session was very lively, so we’re sharing some of the discussion here. We’ll be repeating the same webinar on Thursday, March 22nd at 10am PDT if you’d like to join us live and take advantage of the opportunity to ask your questions.
18 Comments Read moreEarly Access to Sencha Plugin for Visual Studio 2017 is Now Available
We’re pleased to announce that the early access version of the Sencha Visual Studio 2017 Plugin is now available. Sencha Visual Studio Plugins were created with the goal of streamlining the development process for Sencha Ext JS developers using Visual Studio IDEs and to help developers build their applications faster.
2 Comments Read moreSencha Architect 4.2.3 is Now Generally Available
We’re excited to announce that Sencha Architect 4.2.3 is now generally available, providing support for Ext JS 6.5.3 and Sencha Cmd 6.5.3. With Architect 4.2.3, you can drag and drop new components from Ext JS 6.5.3, develop using ES6, and import themes from Themer 1.3.1 – enabling you to quickly build business-critical web applications.
3 Comments Read moreAttention All Ext JS Newbies – Join Us for a 1-hour Introduction to Ext JS
Are you looking to build web and mobile applications, faster? If you’re new to Sencha and/or are exploring the right solution for app development for your organization, we encourage you to take a look at our time-tested JavaScript framework, Ext JS. Join our upcoming webinar where you will get a 1-hour introduction into Ext JS, including why it is the JS framework of choice for so many web and mobile application developers today.
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