Ask Sencha AIReExt is a React library developed by Sencha that allows you to use Ext JS components within a React application. It leverages your existing Ext JS knowledge to integrate data-centric components using native React syntax. This guide explains the component syntax, provides step-by-step instructions to set up your environment, and covers advanced configuration options. Understanding […]
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Building Real‑Time Multi‑Window Ext JS Apps with AI Prompts: A Deep Dive into Indi Engine AI
Our recent webinar spotlighted a product that aims to remove one of the biggest friction points in enterprise UI development: translating requirements into a working, data-heavy application that behaves correctly under real-world concurrency. Pavel Perminov – solo founder and developer of Indi Engine AI – presented a “zero-code” workflow that uses generative AI to produce […]
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In enterprise application development, charts transcend their role as mere visual aids – they become critical tools for interpreting complex data and driving business decisions. Yet many developers fall into the trap of shipping applications with default chart configurations, resulting in dashboards that look generic, fail to align with brand identity, and miss opportunities to […]
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Performance is not just a feature; it’s a requirement. For large-scale enterprise applications, the biggest enemy of a smooth User Experience (UX) is the Initial Load Time. If your app-all.js is several megabytes, you are making your users wait for code they might not even use in that session. It’s time to stop ship-everything-at-once builds. […]
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In the modern web development landscape, the ability to leverage existing solutions is a superpower. While Ext JS provides a robust and comprehensive framework, there are times when a specialized 3rd-party library (like lodash, moment, or axios) is exactly what you need to solve a specific problem efficiently. If you are using an NPM-based application […]
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For organizations still running Ext JS 5.x applications, upgrading to Ext JS 8.0 is best treated as a strategic modernization initiative rather than a routine framework update. The gap between Ext JS 5.x and 8.0 spans multiple generations of framework evolution, including major changes in toolkit direction, component maturity, performance, accessibility, responsive behavior, theming, data […]
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For teams already running Ext JS 7.x, upgrading to Ext JS 8.0 is usually a manageable modernization step rather than a full-scale rebuild. Because the 7.x line already introduced steady improvements in performance, accessibility, tooling, theming, grid behavior, and developer productivity, most organizations can approach the move to 8.0 as a structured compatibility and validation […]
No Comments Read moreWeb Components vs. Frameworks: Understanding the Landscape of Modern UI Development
Modern UI development is no longer shaped by a single approach. Today, development teams build everything from lightweight web apps to large enterprise platforms using a mix of browser-native standards, JavaScript frameworks, and mature component ecosystems. That is why the conversation around Web Components vs frameworks has become so important. For some teams, Web Components […]
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As frontend applications grow, so does the complexity behind them. Teams expand, codebases become harder to manage, deployment cycles slow down, and even small UI changes can begin to affect the stability of the entire product. That is why many organizations are now exploring micro-frontends as a way to scale frontend development more effectively. Micro-frontends […]
No Comments Read moreChoosing Your Frontend Stack: Factors to Consider Beyond Popularity
Choosing a frontend stack can feel deceptively simple at first. A framework is trending, developers are talking about it, and job market demand makes it look like the safe bet. But when organizations are building serious applications, especially enterprise-grade platforms, popularity alone is a weak decision-making standard in the world of modern Front end frameworks. […]
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