Ask Sencha AIExt.NET is an ASP.NET MVC and Web Forms framework incorporating Sencha Ext JS JavaScript framework. Ext.NET 4.0 release includes many new features and improvements and of course one of the biggest enhancements includes the upgrade to Sencha Ext JS 6.
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How to Upgrade Your Ext JS 3.4 Apps to Ext JS 6
In this article, Olga shows you a simple example of a migration. As a proof of concept, she has an Ext JS 3.4 grid example that she migrated to Ext JS 6. Learn how to migrate your apps and take advantage of all of the new features in Ext JS 6.
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Ext JS offers internationalization features out of the box, and the framework is easily extensible to cover additional requirements with a small amount of effort. In this guest post, Alexandre and Léopold of Jnesis will review solutions for handling some special circumstances and requirements that Jnesis has offered to its enterprise customers.
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We’re excited to announce the general availability of Sencha Touch 2.2, the latest version of our JavaScript framework for building multi-device, touch-based applications. We’ve been hard at work on the latest version of Touch, adding in a whole host of new features as well as fixing issues and bugs (thank you to all our beta testers!)
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This series of articles will introduce you to the Sencha Touch mobile framework for building HTML5 applications with JavaScript, HTML and CSS. Sencha Touch integrates very easily with Visualforce and the Force.com platform, and makes it relatively simple to build powerful business apps linked to a Salesforce or Force.com backend.
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One of the first questions I always hear when starting with a new client is “How can I build unit tests for my application?”
It’s obvious that many people understand the benefits of unit tests – developers want to minimize the number of bugs in their code and managers want to reduce the amount of time required to test an application before release. Although the concept of unit testing has existed for years, software teams are only now beginning to explore building tests for their Rich Internet Applications (RIAs).
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