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,…

I work for Sencha as a technical trainer, which means I travel a lot. Whenever I go through security at the airport, I have to pull out all my electronics. I’m always so amazed how many devices I have with…

Guest Blog Post Ext JS has been recognized as the leading framework for desktop web applications. The landscape of computer usage, both personal and enterprise, has been changing dramatically since tablets started challenging PC sales worldwide. Sencha recognized this shift…

If you’ve been using GWT in the last few months, you’ve undoubtedly noticed that various browsers have been removing support for classic Dev Mode. This change has been a long time coming. It helps to ensure better performing browsers and…

Guest Blog Post Introduction A common requirement in Sencha Touch is that an application must continue working normally when a device loses its connection to the Internet. Sencha Cmd delivers some great tools that give us everything we need for…

The Layout system is one of the most powerful and unique parts of the Sencha frameworks. Layouts handle the sizing and positioning of every Component in your application, so you don't need to manage those pieces manually. Ext JS and…

In today’s world, users expect to be able to use web applications not only on their desktop computers, but also their mobile devices, which come in all shapes and sizes. The requirement to make an application so adaptive can seem…

Introduction With the introduction of Ext JS 5, we have greatly expanded the capabilities of the Sencha Data Package, which was initially released with Ext JS 4 and Sencha Touch 2. The data package is one of the cornerstones of…

Back in the days when websites were restricted to typical fonts such as Arial, Georgia, Times and so on, fonts were delivered from the user’s machine. Fortunately today, because of HTML5 and CSS3, browsers support embedded web fonts. In this…