January 2014
Intermediate to advanced
408 pages
13h 12m
English
Overview
Ext JS in Action, Second Edition teaches Ext JS from the ground up. You'll start with a quick overview of the framework and then explore the core components by diving into complete examples, engaging illustrations, and crisp, straightforward explanations. You'll feel like you have an expert guide right at your elbow teaching you important Ext techniques and offering insight into its inner workings. Along the way, you'll learn the best practices for building and scaling full-featured web applications, including how to customize and build Ext widgets. Fully revised for Ext JS 4.0.
About the Technology
Ext JS is a mature JavaScript web application framework that provides modern UI widgets and an advanced MVC architecture. It helps you manage tedious boilerplate and minimize hand-coded HTML and browser incompatibilities.
About the Book
Ext JS in Action, Second Edition starts with a quick overview of the framework and then explores the core components by diving into complete examples, engaging illustrations, and clear explanations. You'll feel like you have an expert guide at your elbow as you learn the best practices for building and scaling full-featured web applications.
What's Inside
- Building professional web apps with Ext JS
- Stamping out DOM fragments with templates
- Customizing and building Ext widgets
- Masterful UI design
- Fully revised for Ext JS version 4.0
About the Reader
A working knowledge of JavaScript is assumed. No prior experience with Ext JS is required.
About the Authors
Jay Garcia is a well-known member of the Ext JS community and a contributor to the framework. He wrote Sencha Touch in Action. Grgur Grisogono founded SourceDevCon in London, UK and Split, Croatia. Jacob Andresen is a consultant specializing in large scale internet applications.
Quotes
A must-have book to learn Ext JS properly.
- Loiane Groner, Citibank
A guided tour for an action-packed journey from novice to expert.
- Jeet Marwah, gen-E
Master every detail of Ext JS 4.0 and how to build desktop-like UIs for the web.
- Efran Cobisi, Microsoft MVP, MCSD
The missing link between experimenting with Ext JS and being productive with it.
- Raul Cota, Virtual Materials Group
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