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Sencha Touch in Action
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Sencha Touch in Action

by Jesus Garcia, Mitchell Simoens, Anthony De Moss
July 2013
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
320 pages
11h
English
Manning Publications
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Chapter 4. Mastering the building blocks

This chapter covers

  • Exploring the Sencha Touch Container model
  • Learning utility methods to arrange and manage widgets
  • Learning to float and drag panels
  • Implementing the TabPanel

In the previous chapter we covered a lot of foundational topics, including the Component model and component life cycle, and most important, how to create components. Armed with all this knowledge, you can now see how Sencha Touch uses these new concepts in some of the major UI components and thus master such topics as containers, panels, and TabPanels—exactly the things covered in this chapter. We’ll explore how components are managed within containers and how to arrange components in various ways using the provided layouts. ...

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