Archive for 'EXTJS'
Come and meet me and the Sencha team in San Francisco on 8/17
Posted on 03. Aug, 2010 by Jay Garcia.
On Tuesday 8/17 at 6:30PM, I will be joining the San Francisco ExtJS meetup group at the Sencha office to discuss various topics related to Ext JS. If you’re going to be in the area on that day, please come and visit us. Please register at the meetup (click the image below) before doing so.
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Abstract classes with Ext JS
Posted on 25. May, 2010 by Jay Garcia.
Ext JS Screencast: Abstract Classes from Jay Garcia on Vimeo. In this screencast, we discuss the basics of Abstract classes and how they can help you design maintainable and extensible code. Here is the code from the screencast: AbstractFormPanel.js Ext.ns(‘MyApp’); MyApp.AbstractFormPanel = Ext.extend(Ext.form.FormPanel, { defaultType : ‘textfield’, frame : true, width : 300, height : [...]
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Ext JS meetup video from 3-24-10
Posted on 04. Apr, 2010 by Jay Garcia.
Jay Garcia in an Ext JS meetup 3-24-10 from Jay Garcia on Vimeo. Here, I describe what the Ext JS designer is about and demonstrate it live. I also deliver a little bit of news on the new ION product that Ext JS is to release. My sincere apologies. This video has been disabled via [...]
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Ext JS Screencast – Data Stores and GridPanels
Posted on 20. Mar, 2010 by Jay Garcia.
This nearly 49 minute long video took over 20 hours to record, edit, post-edit and compress. I hope you enjoy it and provide feedback. Ext JS Screencast – data Stores and GridPanels from Jay Garcia on Vimeo. Here, I walk you through how Ext JS Data Stores and GridPanels work. First by a slide show, [...]
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Introducing Ext.ux.TDGi.MenuKeyTrigger – A MenuItem key triggering plugin
Posted on 09. Mar, 2010 by Jay Garcia.
After much frustration with not having this feature, I developed a plugin to allow that allows you to attach a key (letter) for which to trigger the handler of an ExtJS Menu item. I call it Ext.ux.TDGi.MenuKeyTrigger. I cannot tell you enough how many times I wished this was in some of the Ext JS [...]