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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.…
April 21, 2016
Survey Results Drive 2016 GXT Roadmap
We recently surveyed GXT customers to find out more about the GWT ecosystem and what they’d like to see in the next version of GXT. Thank you to the almost 100 customers who participated via the email invitation and our…
April 14, 2016
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…
April 7, 2016
Sencha Roadshow 2016: USA Roundup
The final leg of Roadshow 2016 ended Tuesday in Santa Clara. Beginning last week, we visited New York City and Chicago to show off Sencha Test, Architect 3.5, theming, and share a sneak peek at our Ext JS Roadmap. We…
March 31, 2016
How to Upgrade Your Ext JS 3.4 Apps to Ext JS 6
Ext JS is a mature framework. We’ve added a tremendous number of powerful new features and capabilities since the first release in 2007. Thousands of applications have been written using different versions of the framework. And some of these successful…
March 30, 2016
Sencha Roadshow 2016: Europe Roundup – Join Us in Milan & Stockholm
Last week we held the first part of Sencha Roadshow 2016 in Europe. We visited London, Paris, and Munich in 3 days. These were really great shows, and it was a lot of fun seeing familiar faces back again. You…
March 24, 2016
Customizing GXT Grid for Data Centric Applications
The GXT Grid is one of the most popular components for enterprise applications. It offers powerful built-in features including: local or remote filtering local or remote sorting column grouping a tree view (TreeGrid) paging and “infinite” scrolling editable cells extensible…
March 23, 2016
Sencha Roadshow 2016: APAC Roundup with Sneak Peak at Ext JS Roadmap
We were on the road again last week to show off Sencha Test, Architect 3.5, theming, and share a sneak peek at our Ext JS Roadmap during Roadshow 2016. We made stops in Melbourne, Seoul, and Tokyo. Jeff Pope, Vice…
March 18, 2016
Asynchronous JavaScript: Promises
JavaScript is single threaded, causing code to execute from top to bottom, so two bits of code cannot run at the same time. For example, you might download a JSON file from an (external) server and you’d have to wait…
March 16, 2016