Welcome to our blog, where we’re about to uncover a fascinating journey taken by Virtimo, a cool software company. They wanted to make their websites and apps look awesome and work smoothly. So, guess what they did? They teamed up with a friendly JavaScript framework called Ext JS. Now, a framework is like a toolkit […]
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The Ultimate Guide to Mastering in JavaScript Development
Welcome to “The Ultimate Guide to Mastering JavaScript Development”! Have you ever wondered how websites do cool things like showing pop-up messages or changing colours? Well, that’s where JavaScript comes in! It’s like the special ingredient that makes websites and apps come alive. Imagine you have a magic toolbox that can create all sorts of […]
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Front-end development demands responsive, scalable, and fast-loading apps across platforms. Ext JS, which is an Extended JavaScript Framework, facilitates the efficient development of cross-platform, organised apps by developers. This manual offers performance and maintainability best practices. Front-end development has changed a lot; users now expect apps to feel smooth and easy to use. Businesses just […]
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Are you looking to start a career in web development? If so, you must know about certain web technologies and programming languages, JavaScript web frameworks, databases, and CSS. Whether you want to become a back-end or front-end web developer, web technologies can help you work efficiently and be more productive. In this article, we’ll discuss […]
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This tutorial gives ten important lessons to new developers of ExtJS JavaScript. Get to know how to create large web applications quickly, how to remove the mistakes most people make, and how to learn faster. This is on the part of developers and teams that update business solutions with Sencha ExtJS and other front end […]
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As the web gets more technologically advanced, websites and applications have gotten more robust too. Modern-day web applications are powerful in their processing capabilities and don’t even require blazing fast internet speeds. However, there are many instances of a web product failing to achieve its deserved audience. An overwhelming number of these instances owe their […]
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Give some style for your application is crucial to give life to your products and attract the end-user. But sometimes has a high cost to implements it using CSS. Sencha has a solution which helps solve this problem through a smart theming solution. Sencha Themer empowers you to style Ext JS (arguable the best js […]
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Hybrid mobile apps enable you to deliver your app to market faster. With Ext JS 6, Architect 4, and the Apache Cordova toolset, you have one codebase to quickly develop your app, and then you can distribute it to multiple platform app stores. Learn how to get started with building hybrid mobile apps.
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The need for browser-based test automation is hard to ignore. HTML5 Robot was created to ease the difficulty in using Selenium with HTML5 technologies. In this guest post, John describes how HTML5 Robot can be used as a Java framework for writing and managing test suites, or as a Java library that can be included in an existing project.
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In our last HTML5 scorecard, we took a look at the Microsoft Surface vs. the iPad gen4 and gave our nod to the iPad as the best HTML5 platform on tablets. This time, we’re putting the just launched BlackBerry Z10 running the new BlackBerry 10 OS through the test wringer.
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