Behind the Sencha Command Utility and the Build Process
The Sencha command utility is a cross-platform command line tool that helps make it easier than ever to develop applications with Sencha Touch 2. The tool consists of many useful automated tasks around the full lifecycle of your applications, from generating a fresh new project to deploying for production.
This article will help you understand the Sencha command utility as well as your Sencha Touch 2 application’s production build process.
Dive into DataView with Sencha Touch 2 Beta 2
We’re pleased to release Sencha Touch 2 beta 2, which contains around 100 improvements over beta 1. Today we’re also taking you on a detailed tour of DataView and asking for your help voting on an Android bug report.
Sencha Learn Roundup
We’re constantly updating Sencha Learn with new content for many of our products. Read on to find out what you might’ve missed.
Using Sencha.io Sync
Sencha.io Sync was made available as an open beta last week, so we wanted to give a more detailed look at how to use Sync. We announced Sencha.io Sync in the early summer and have spent time honing and tuning the service based on feedback from our private beta customers, and we’re excited to invite the Sencha community to try their hands at our Sync service.
What’s New in Sencha Learn?
Over the past few weeks, we’ve produced a host of new educational material for our new Learning Center. We thought we would give you a quick update on a few of the recent highlights.
CSS3 Styling in Every Browser
Traditionally, cross-browser styling has been a time consuming and tedious task. With the rise of modern browsers and the introduction of CSS3, we can finally create beautiful cross-browser interfaces using a simple syntax. We show you how with the new Sencha SDK Tools.
Ext GWT 3.0 Appearance Design
With Ext GWT 3.0, we have introduced a new way of rendering the view and styling a widget. This approach, introduced by Google, is very flexible and has many advantages to the previous method. Darrell Meyer provides a glimpse into the appearance design of Ext GWT 3.0.
Using Ext Loader for Your Application
Today, we’ll be looking at creating a small application that makes use of this new class Loader system, exercising the dependency management system. Along the way, we’ll discuss various configuration options for the Ext Loader system.
Sencha Basics: An Introduction to Data Stores
The process of building a complex web application has evolved a lot over the past few years, with many server-side and native application development paradigms moving into JavaScript. This article takes a brief, high-level look at Sencha’s data stores, and how they can be used to reduce your development time and future-proof your apps.
Architecting Your App in Ext JS 4
The scalability, maintainability and flexibility of an application is mostly determined by the quality of the application’s architecture. In this article, we’ll take a look at a popular application and discuss how we might architect the user interface to create a solid foundation.