We’re excited to announce that Sencha Inspector is now generally available as part of Ext JS Premium. Inspector is designed to provide application insights and intelligent debugging capabilities for any Sencha application developed with Ext JS 4.2.0, 5.x, 6.x or…

In September, we visited Scandinavia, for the third set of cities on the SenchaCon Roadshow in Europe. Together with our partners Bryntum and Orango AB, we visited Oslo, Norway; Copenhagen, Denmark; and Stockholm, Sweden – all in one week! We…

We are extremely excited to announce the availability of Sencha GXT 4 Early Access version. This program enables you, our Sencha community, to test and evaluate our GXT 4 work in progress. This a great opportunity to help us make…

About a month ago, we released Ext JS Stencils for Adobe Illustrator. First of all, we would like to thank everyone who downloaded and tried Stencils, and for the positive feedback we’ve received. One common request was that we add…

Developers are often spoiled by the helpfulness of Integrated Development Environments (IDEs). When writing the Sencha Ext JS plugin for JetBrains IDEs, I rarely typed a full line of code without IntelliJ finishing it for me. I’ve been developing in…

We’re excited to announce that the beta version of Sencha Inspector is now available. This beta release enables you to evaluate our work in progress. With Inspector beta, you can debug Ext JS classic and modern applications simultaneously on multiple…

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…

In this blog post, I will show how to code an Ext JS 6 universal app that has controllers and view models that can be both view-specific and shared. Want to learn more about Ext JS 6? Sign up for…

GWT developers are always looking for ways to speed up the development cycle. Colin Alworth has previously written an excellent blog post on GWT compiler options that can be used to select for faster builds or smaller output for GXT…