It’s my pleasure to announce the release of Sencha Ext JS 5.1.1. Although this is a minor release, some notable new features and several bug fixes will enhance your Ext JS 5.1 applications and improve your development experience. We’d like…

The new Ext JS plugin for JetBrains IDEs generated a lot of buzz when we debuted it at SenchaCon 2015 in early April. I’d like to thank each member of the Sencha community who offered feedback and bug reports in…

Introduction Web developers have been told for years that they must optimize their code for production environments. The conventional wisdom holds that by compressing all of the JavaScript an application requires, bandwidth usage will be reduced and applications will load…

Enabling your mobile apps to launch other apps on the same device is convenient and enhances the user experience. A URL scheme is a mechanism that provides an app the ability to launch or resume another app. But the true…

The number of wearable devices sold globally, according to Juniper Research, was around 27 million units in 2014, likely to increase to 127 million units by 2017, along with estimated revenues to exceed $53 billion in 2019. With wearable devices…

After an amazing SenchaCon 2015 last week, we are extremely excited to announce that Ext JS 6 early access release is available. With Ext JS 6, you will be able to use a single JavaScript framework to seamlessly build applications…

Greentree International is comprised of technology and business buffs with one obsession: building the best business software. The latest version of our ERP software product, Greentree4, heralds the next generation of business management software for mid-tier companies. It draws on the…

This month we’d like to remind you that if you’ve ever attended the Fast Track to Ext JS course, you have access to the material for a year via http://training.sencha.com. We’re continuously updating the course to reflect new features of…

Top Support Tips Everlasting Scrollbars by Kevin Cassidy Have you ever wished you could always display your Touch container's scrollbars instead of them automatically appearing and disappearing? Now you can. With this simple override, you can make use of Ext.scroll.View's private indicatorsHidingDelay property. This…