Ext Gui Builder. Build Your First Desktop Application - Architect 2. Print This guide provides step-by-step instructions for using Sencha Architect to build a web application that runs in a desktop browser. The example application is called CarListings and uses the Ext JS 4.x framework. Application description CarListings is a simple application that illustrates the use of data binding. Preliminary steps Before using this guide, do the following: Download, install, and set up Architect, then set up a web server and create a folder for your projects on the web server, following the instructions in Getting Started with Sencha Architect.Read through that document to familiarize yourself with the basic concepts of Architect and the various components of the Architect display.Download the data files from the CarListings example example to a convenient place in your file system.
Project setup When you begin a project, you must: Launch ArchitectPoint Architect to the URL of your web server so you can preview and test applicationsName your projectSave your project. Example Projects - Architect 2. Print Example Architect projects based on both Touch 2 and Ext JS 4 can be found at the Sencha Architect repository on Github. Download them and have a look to learn what Architect projects look like. You can edit them as you like and base your own work on them.
They're stored on Github as we would recommend you store your project files in a source code repository .o your team can easily collaborate on Architect projects. For more ideas on collaboration using Architect, see the Saving and Sharing Projects guide. To download examples, clone them to your local system as you would any other Github repository. The examples are listed below according to whether they were created in the Sencha Touch or Ext JS environments.
Sencha Touch examples Ext JS examples. Premiers pas en ExtJs4. Code Weblog. ExtJS est un framework pour Javascript qui permet de créer facilement des RIA (Rich Internet Application). Ce n’est donc pas comparable à jQuery par exemple. Vouloir utiliser ExtJS pour faire un carrousel sur une page Web n’aurait pas de sens. En revanche pour développer toute une application complexe, c’est vraiment un framework puissant. Il permet en outre de facilement répartir le travail au sein d’une équipe. On peut en effet aisément séparer les travaux suivants: création graphique ou « thème » (Compass, css),ergonomie (création de widgets et/ou utilisation de widgets existants, agencement de ces widgets, ergonomie)partie logique applicativeetc… Côté serveur, si on ne souhaite pas générer de pages pour les utilisateurs ayant désactivé Javascript, on se limite à l’aspect Modèle d’un MVC (réception des requêtes AJAX, validation, requêtes en base).
Ce framework est un des plus complet puisqu’il comprend: Objectifs du tutoriel Prérequis La programmation objet avec ExtJS Les modèles Les vues.