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How to Call Google Natural Language APIs from JavaScript Web Framework

If you want to take your site to next level, Ext JS from Sencha is an extensive Javascript framework that lets you build state-of-the-art, cross-platform web applications. More significantly, Ext JS gives you the tools to seamlessly implement the latest…

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Video Series: Build an Ext JS Application Using Modern Toolkit – Part 2

I am pleased to present the second installment of my video series describing the process of developing an application from scratch using the Modern Toolkit. In these episodes, we will continue to build an application that will handle data from…

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How to Animate your Ext JS Components

Sometimes we need to add animations to our application to make it more friendly or give it a more sophisticated look depending on how the animation is presented (e.g. components that slide off of the screen instead of simply disappearing…

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Performance Optimization for Layout Runs

If an Ext JS application starts to show performance issues, there are always a few usual suspects that developers should focus their investigation on. In broad categories, they are network limitations (bandwidth and latency), device memory/storage limitations, and layout/rendering issues.…

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Build a Completely Custom Ext JS Theme in Less Than 10 Minutes

Developers need to quickly theme applications to match their company's branding, identity, and guidelines. The good news – Ext JS has an extremely powerful theming system due to its massively integrated component library. One of the primary benefits of the Ext…

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Creating Beautiful Drawings Using Sencha Ext JS – Part 1

Many of you may already be familiar with the Sencha Charting package that comes with Sencha Ext JS. It allows you to quickly create great visualizations such as 3D Column Charts or 3D Pie Charts. Often, charts are not enough…

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Top Support Tips

Using Awesome Font Awesome by Seth Lemmons Ext JS 6 ships with the new Triton theme that uses font icons from Font Awesome for background images. But, did you know you could use those same icons (and many more from…

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Hidden Gems in Chrome Developer Tools

As a software developer building applications with web technology, I naturally spend lots of time in my browser. For many years web developers struggled to build cross-browser applications because many browsers (notably older versions of Internet Explorer) failed to offer…

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Accessibility: The Keyboard is Your Friend

Introduction The term “accessibility” is very broad and can be intimidating when first encountered. Often, this encounter comes from new business requirements. That is, developers have to make an existing application accessible. There are many aspects to consider for accessibility,…