I am a big fan of Ext Designer 1.2. It saves a ton of time designing a UI. Doesn't help much with MVC or writing code though.
It has been re-branded as Sencha Designer 2 (due to Sencha touch integration), and has built-in code editing and MVC! The beta is out now.
You can try it here:
http://www.sencha.com/forum/showthread.php?152941-Sencha-Designer-2-Beta-Download-links
Sencha didn't link to the docs anywhere, but here they are:
http://docs.sencha.com/designer/2-0/
Thanks for the blog post!
ReplyDeleteWe have done a lot of work in the MVC code generated by the designer.
We welcome any feedback you have.
Hello,
ReplyDeleteI am new to ExtJS and have been given a web app to fix(make 508 compliant), built with ExtJS 2.0.2. The ExtJS files the app uses are
ext-all.js, ext-all-debug.js and ext-base.js. Is it possible to migrate to ExtJS 4.0.7 from 2.0.2? Where do I start? Also would you recommend buying this book for a newbie like me?
Here is the link to the book.
http://www.amazon.com/Ext-JS-4-First-Look/dp/1849516669/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1328710661&sr=1-1
Thanks for your help.
Mike
@anonymous I don't know too much about Ext 2, but I have a feeling it would be a fair amount of work to convert to 4. There is an Ext 3 to Ext 4 conversion guide on sencha's learning site.
ReplyDeleteRegarding the book, it is by Loaine Groner, who has a good blog on Ext, so is probably worth considering. You might want to wait for a full book (as opposed to a "first look" book). Jay Garcia writes great ext books too.
Good luck!
i am fresher. my company put me in a ext js platform.i doesnot have any idea about ext js.
ReplyDeletehow can u approach me learn extjs $