Variable Heights in Grid Rows by Seth Lemmons Grid rows often maintain the same height throughout your grid. However, this may not always be the case, depending on the data you provide for the grid cells to consume. Under most…

Introduction Ext JS 5 is a major release that offers many new features to create rich, enterprise grade web applications. MVVM and two-way data binding do a lot of the heavy lifting for developers. Another new feature in Ext JS…

Introduction On behalf of Sencha and the entire Ext JS team, I’m proud to announce that we are releasing Sencha Ext JS 5 today. Ext JS 5 is a huge step forward, and we want to take a moment to…

eVestment provides a flexible suite of easy-to-use, cloud-based solutions, built with Sencha Ext JS, .NET Services, and Elasticsearch, for institutional investment professionals. Through our data and web applications, we help over 2,500 clients identify and capitalize on global investment trends,…

Introduction Ext JS 5 delivers some exciting improvements for you to use in your application architecture. We have added support for ViewModels and MVVM as well as ViewControllers to enhance MVC applications. Best of all, these choices are not mutually…

The Sencha Ext JS framework has become the industry standard for developing enterprise web applications thanks to its comprehensive widget library, powerful data package, and robust tooling. Since the original Ext JS 1.0 release in 2007, a lot has changed…

Sencha is hosting a seminar in Seoul, Korea on May 16, 2014 &#8211 Sencha Web Application Development for the Enterprise with Mirae Labs. The conference will focus on HTML5 and the Enterprise. With the proliferation of smartphones and tablets and…

On behalf of the entire Sencha GXT team, I’m pleased to announce the general availability of Sencha GXT 3.1. It has been just over two months since we announced the public beta, and the feedback we received was tremendous. We…

Controlling the Scroll Indicator autoHide by Mitchell Simoens Sencha Touch has a scroller that works and looks the same across all platforms. Both axes (x and y, horizontal and vertical respectively) can have their own scrolling indicator, as you would…