You will find lots of Sencha tutorials all over the web but only a handful of them will actually show you how to follow specific guidelines, while developing a medium level Sencha project. It is a common experience for me to witness Sencha Touch projects from...
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In my last article "Is the gap between web apps and native apps disappearing?", we discussed how web apps were slowly bridging the gap between them and native apps. Now even if those changes are significant web apps cannot conquer them all. At least not...
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App developers often need to create a view with multiple dataviews, lists and/or containers. In Sencha, we have seen a common problem of multiple scrollbar when a page has many containers. The whole view looks pretty mixed while scrolling any of the containers. Developers often...
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I started working with Sencha in 2009. It was ExtJS back then and was only for web development. Once started, I immediately fell in love with the library because of its structure and beautiful widgets. However, the learning curve was very steep and only a...
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[UPDATES]1. Main panel issues are resolved now. 2. There are multiple viewport files in the development version. Keep only one while creating production or testing build with Sencha. Because Sencha by default includes all the classes of same name in the build.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Slide navigation in mobile apps...
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As a startup Cordial was building from the ground up and we needed expertise in establishing our application. After speaking to a number of developers and development service providers, we decided that Innofied was a great fit.
Adam GillespieCTO, Cordial Inc.
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Christina CavageOwner, Bella Lingua, LLC.
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