Many developers, particularly those with prior experience in Java and .Net, are very familiar with using drag-and-drop environments for prototyping and building applications. The key advantage of a visual builder is that it can generate best practices code efficiently as…

Today, we’re pleased to announce that Sencha Architect 3.5 is now generally available as part of Ext JS Pro and Premium. Architect 3.5 empowers your team to build HTML5 applications with the Ext JS 6 Classic toolkit. You can use…

Ornua is an agri-food commercial co-operative that markets and sells dairy products on behalf of its members, Ireland’s dairy processors and in turn Irish dairy farmers. Headquartered in Dublin, the company is responsible for approximately 60% of Ireland’s dairy exports…

Williams is a publicly traded (NYSE: WMB) Fortune 500 company focused on energy infrastructure. We operate interstate natural gas pipelines, midstream gathering and processing, and natural gas liquid and olefins production and transportation. Our operations span from deep water Gulf…

Guest Blog Post In part 1 and part 2 of this blog series, I provided details about the tools that CNX uses to manage team development with Sencha Architect, and I explained the basic process and presented some simple example…

Guest Blog Post In part 1 of this blog post series, I detailed the tools that CNX uses to manage team development with Sencha Architect and presented one example to explain the basic process. In this installment, I will look…

Guest Blog Post At CNX, we write many apps using Ext JS and Sencha Touch. As CTO of CNX, I've been drawn to Sencha Architect from its inception as a way to decrease the developer’s learning curve and to produce…

On behalf of Sencha and the entire Architect team, I’m proud to announce the release of Sencha Architect 3.1. It comes with many new features, most notably Ext JS 5 support. Within the short period since the Ext JS 5…

Back in the days when websites were restricted to typical fonts such as Arial, Georgia, Times and so on, fonts were delivered from the user’s machine. Fortunately today, because of HTML5 and CSS3, browsers support embedded web fonts. In this…