First impressions on Ext JS 5
Ext JS 5 introduces MVVM, URL Routing new Responsive Layout and much more. Here’s some personal tips and first impressions on this new release.
JSDoc plugin to detect private ‘_’ prefixed members automatically
This is an easy 10-line JSDoc plugin to automatically mark “_” prefixed members as @private. Some projects follow this convention, but even if yours doesn’t, check JSDoc out and how easy it is to create a plugin to extend its capabilities.
Introducing App Inspector for Sencha
Debug your Sencha Application with App Inspector for Sencha, a Google Chrome™ Dev Tools Extension.
Reusing Sencha Touch views with Controller Helpers
One of the most repetitive task in Sencha Touch Controllers (and Ext JS) is view rendering. You click a button, a view renders. A list item is selected, another view. And it goes on and on… So, after the Facebook Sliding Menu code, here’s another treat that I use everywhere: a controller helper to render…
The definitive solution for history support on Ext JS
Have you ever used a single-page application where accidentally hitting the backspace key would “shoot you out” of there? Or when you are used to click back/forward on your browser but now you can’t because the app doesn’t support history? Believe me, it’s annoying. History support allows your users to better navigate on your app….
Sencha Touch Sliding Menu – The “Facebook Menu”
Sliding Menus became very popular on the mobile space thanks to the Facebook app. Since I developed a solution for the SenchaCon App, and got a lot of requests from attendees to make this public, here it is!