Introducing React ReExt – Sencha Ext JS Components in React! LEARN MORE

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Architect

Sencha Architect – Team Development in the Real World (Part 2 of 3)

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…

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News

SenchaCon Update

There are really exciting product developments afoot at Sencha, ideas that will dramatically enhance how organizations design, develop, test, deploy, and manage their critical business applications in the future. We look forward to presenting all of these ideas to you,…

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Sencha Touch

Announcing Sencha Touch 2.4

We’re proud to announce the release of Sencha Touch 2.4, which continues to enhance Sencha Touch support for the BlackBerry 10 browser and devices. About 18 months ago, we announced our collaboration with BlackBerry — optimizing Sencha Touch to run…

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Ext JS

Testing Enterprise Applications with Selenium and HTML5 Robot

Guest Blog Post The need for browser-based test automation is difficult to dismiss. Enterprises are reducing their IT staff, but they still need to know that the most recent round of software upgrades did not break their mission-critical web-based applications…

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Ext JS

Blazingly Fast Load Times For Apps Built with Ext JS and Sencha Touch

For years, web developers have deployed their web applications according to the best practices defined by Yahoo’s Exceptional Performance team. Because traditional applications culminate in a vast collection of JavaScript source files, CSS stylesheets, and image artifacts, the best practices…

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Architect

Sencha Architect — Team Development in the Real World (Part 1 of 3)

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…

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Cmd

Top Support Tips: August 2014

New Framework, New Doctype by Greg Barry In Ext JS 5, we support IE 8+, so we no longer encourage users to use the strict HTML 4 doctype. We now recommend using an HTML5 doctype. We also recommend the X-UA-Compatible…

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Architect

Announcing Sencha Architect 3.1

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…

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Cmd

What’s New in Ext JS 5.0.1

Today, we are excited to announce the general availability of Ext JS 5.0.1! This maintenance release includes a number of improvements based on feedback from the Sencha community. Lets take a tour of the changes. Accessibility With Ext JS 4.2.2,…