Three Pillar Global plays host to a an Ext JS gathering
Posted on 31. Dec, 2009 by Jay Garcia.
Three Pillar Global plays host to a an Ext JS gathering At 6:30PM on 1/19/2010, Three Pillar Global (formally Three Pillar software) will be hosting a gathering of industry leading minds in the metro DC area to discuss and share development practices, ideas, tips and tricks revolving around the Ext JS framework. There will be [...]
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November 2009 JS Magazine now available
Posted on 03. Nov, 2009 by Jay Garcia.
Yesterday, JSMag team released the November 2009 edition of their monthly e-periodical. In this edition, you can find my Ext JS component life cycle article and an awesome IDE comparison by a fellow community leader, Shea Frederick. The first 10 people to use coupon code “3z2u8hh” to get this month’s edition for free. Click on [...]
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How to extend and override without creating an extension or override.
Posted on 17. Sep, 2009 by Jay Garcia.
Many times Ext JS developers are required to extend or add functionality to a widget in the framework. Some of the solutions include creating an actual extension using Ext.extend or even creating a plugin. If the requirement is a only for a single-use and is relatively simple to implement, creating an extension or plugin class [...]
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Some small updates to the ext-doc project
Posted on 16. Sep, 2009 by Jay Garcia.
I finally got around to spending time with the Ext-doc project today and have modified a few things. Original credit for the toolbar changes, which include the ‘direct link’ button go to Shea Frederick, an awesome Ext JS developer and author of Learning Ext JS. You can download a nightly snapshot here: http://code.google.com/p/ext-doc/ See below: [...]
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Learn to apply Drag and Drop with DOM nodes at the Ext JS blog
Posted on 14. Sep, 2009 by Jay Garcia.
Today, the Ext JS team decided to release the blog post that I wrote that details how to make drag and drop possible with generic DOM elements. It teaches the very fundamentals of how this stuff actually works and breaks down the class hierarchy into a readable segments. Click the link (or image) below to [...]