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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 7. Data stores and views

This chapter covers

  • How data stores work with models, proxies, and readers
  • Using DataView
  • Exploring lists
  • Digging into nested lists

You’ve learned quite a lot so far about how to work with Panel and Sheet, and you can build a great-looking application. But the application you’re able to build so far is static and may need to consume or save remote data. Say you’re tasked with building a mobile viewer so that anyone in your client’s company can search a global address book and find contact information while they’re traveling. You’ll likely want some sort of list that will load the contact list from a remote server. Building such a list might sound complicated, and it is, but Sencha Touch makes it easy to ...

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