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Sencha Touch in Action
book

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 10. Class system foundations

This chapter covers

  • Understanding prototypal inheritance
  • Developing your first extension
  • Knowing how plug-ins work
  • Developing a real-world plug-in
  • Looking into the Sencha Touch class loader

Every Sencha Touch developer faces challenges where reusability is an issue. Often, a component of an application is required to appear more than once within the application’s usage lifetime. Without mastering these techniques you could end up with what’s known as “function soup,” or unmaintainable code. This is why we’ll focus on the concept of reusability by the use of framework extensions and plug-ins.

In the first section of this chapter you’ll learn the basics of extending (subclassing) with Sencha Touch. ...

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