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Architect 3.0 User Extensions, Sencha Space, ECMAScript 6, Sencha Desktop Packager 1.2, Tutorials and Tips & Tricks, and more in the latest Sencha News! |
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In this article, we’ll discuss some specific technical challenges that we overcame during the development of the Sencha Architect 3 User Extensions feature. The major new features we introduced in the preview are: Application Templates, User Extensions, and Theming Support.
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Offline Techniques & Sencha Touch | Ivan Jouikov
Offline support was never a requirement in the world of desktops, but with the rise of the mobile web and edge connections, support for offline capability has exploded. Everything from offline data storage to the actual application startup is already available and supported on a wide range of mobile platforms. Read on to find out what tools what tools are at your disposal and how you can leverage Sencha Touch to use those tools with ease.
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Video — Space Exploration: APIs for Secure Interconnected Applications
In this video, Sencha Developer Evangelist, Greg Rewis introduces you to Sencha Space and the APIs which enable HTML5 web applications to run in a secure, managed environment. Greg discusses the Sencha Space SDK’s device-level options for secure data storage, as well as shows you how to leverage the Invoke API to connect individual web applications with each other. You’ll also see how easily applications can be centrally managed without needing to access the device.
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Toward Modern Web Apps with ECMAScript 6 | Ariya Hidayat
ECMAScript, the official name for the language we all know as JavaScript, has enjoyed tremendous success over the last couple of years. With convergent standard support, performance boosts from modern JavaScript engines, as well as its foray into the server-side stack, ECMAScript has gained significant traction and redefined the scope of HTML5 applications. In this article, we’ll cover updates in ECMAScript 6.
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What’s New In Sencha Desktop Packager 1.2 | Donald Carr
Sencha Desktop Packager enables you to take an existing web application and deploy it as a native desktop application. It allows you to extend your application by providing additional JavaScript APIs that facilitate deeper integration with the native environment and provides an encrypted means of deployment to protect your code and any associated assets. In this article, we will cover the new Windowing API introduced in Desktop Packager 1.2.
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Sencha Touch and Ext JS Spotlight: PureFacts Financial Solutions |
Steve Whatmore
PureFacts Financial Solutions produces one of the leading wealth management solutions, enabling wealth managers to use a single management interface to get a comprehensive view of their clients’ assets. In this article, Steve describes how PureFacts used Ext JS and Sencha Touch to build their apps and achieve more than 50% increase in development speed.
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Ready, Aim, Sass
Let’s say you have built your application, but your SCSS has changed. There is no need to sit through the entire build process again. Instead, why not target the exact part of the build that you need?
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Getting the Best Layout When Using Ext.Img
Oftentimes, users need to use a layout containing Ext.Img instances. The Image’s resources will load after the Ext JS layout of the parent container has run. If a specific height/width is not passed into the component’s configuration, the Image will render after the image has been laid out with the image’s actual dimensions being considered.
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Setting the Best Build Path in Sencha Touch
The Sencha Touch default build location may not always be ideal for every user’s dev environment. Sencha Cmd currently looks for a build destination in multiple locations so changing from the default build location isn’t always simple. That said, config options passed in via command line always win out over file settings.
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