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I am a bit new to client-side coding, and am looking for a good plugin/tutorial/demo/example to build UIs with ExtJS-MVC.
Please don't start a debate on other frameworks(jQuery/ext etc.).
Thanks.
Sencha is used by over two million developers and its great if you use extjs for building RIAs. Please have a look on resources i provided:
1.Extjs examples has plenty amount of example components which some of them are written in MVC and you may follow their examples.
2.Follow sencha blog and follow their posts regarding extjs.
3.Read Api documentation and follow some of MVC tutorials available.
4.Check sencha learning center's articles and screencasts
5.Subscribe to devzone articles rss feed regarding extjs.
6.Extjs 4 in action will be out sooner or later and you could buy this book while there are plenty of books available for extjs 3.xx and most of content can be applied to extjs 4 with little modification.
7.Tomatocart, Tomatocms,qwikioffice and tine20 are built using extjs 3.xx and you may check their demo section and download their full package and start learning from them.
There are plenty powerful extjs coders here in stackoverflow and you may ask questions if they arent already answered.
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I'm currently a PHP Developer, and I absolutely love Laravel. However, even though Laravel is an excellent and powerful framework I feel as though I need to stay up to date on technologies and languages to deliver the absolute best. Which brings me to my main question, what would be the best way to transition(I Don't wish to just drop PHP, but shift my main focus) to JavaScript. Specifically, Node.JS, Angular, Meteor, etc...
The syntax of JavaScript is what really throws me off, does anyone know of a very well laid out tutorial series(Paid or Free) that I could learn from. I'm sure once I get past the learning curve I'll find it much easier. However getting past the curve is where I'm currently at, and struggling.
Thanks,
Bran
For Angularjs and the MEAN Stack
There is a great set of tutorials for Angularjs on code school here.
I used them to learn the basics but in reality the best way to learn is to build a project you're passionate about.
For myself I learned how to use Ionic for mobile development, here is my open source code for that (Ionic is built on Angularjs).
Another great way to learn is to follow the Microsoft MEAN Stack video that they made about 6 months ago here it is. They do a full MEAN Stack project thats really easy to follow along with.
Conclution
To learn any new tech build build build, its the only way to discover more. Good luck
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I'm wondering which JS library would be best to dynamically visualize survey data from a postgres db. I've been looking at morris.js, google visualizations, rapael.js, and D3. The survey has_many questions which in turn has_many answers whose votes' columns are incremented by one per an SMS vote(using Twilio). So I'm looking for a charts library that could dynamically update each time my controller receives an SMS, be easy to learn, and ideally have a couple tutorials related to what I'm trying to build.
What have you used and prefer? Any recommendations? Thanks!!
2 big players in this!!!raphael.js and d3.js
D3 for obvious reasons:
based on current web standards(html5,javascript)
good documentation
powerful,robust and reusable
jquery style selection
the only place where raphael defeats d3 is fallback,raphael supports older versions of IE where as d3 is based on current web standards(IE>9)
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I'm programming in ExtJS recently. I can understand the usage of config for components.
But, when someone says to make a custom class by extending existing class to add additional functionality, I get totally confused.
So, my question is -
Is there any tutorial / site that explains the source code and it's meaning and how to customize it to our own implementation ?
Thanks
Sencha has good tutorials for ExtJS. They can all be found here.
They also have tutorials that define programming concepts. The specific one you mentioned that describes "custom classes" to create your own Javascript objects in ExtjS is this one.
There are many others in the "Concepts" category of the first linked page above which I found very helpful if you are going to be doing much with ExtJS.
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Are there any screencasts that would dive deeply in writing testable JavaScript code?
Also explaining practices, tools, etc.
Preferably something well polished and presented as PeepCode's ones.
Have a look at this video from NDC 2010. It might not cover all your requirements but it was a good starting point for me.
I found that PeopCode's Backbone screencast series to be a good one.
It does indeed show how you can do unit-testing apart from other stuff.
After this question was posted, there was a talk about writing testable JavaScript at Full Frontal 2012.
The author also wrote the #1 google hit: Writing Testable JavaScript · An A List Apart Article.
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Are there any resources comparing the adoption rates of the various javascript frameworks similar to tcpi? Basically the number of sites using a particular framework on a time-line would be ideal.
I don't know of anything specifically like that, though Google Trends is probably a pretty good indication of popularity. For example, you can compare jquery and mootools:
http://www.google.com/trends?q=jquery,+mootools
You can use google trends for that:
http://www.google.com/trends?q=javascript+jquery%2C+javascript+prototype%2C+mootools%2C+javascript+yui&ctab=0&geo=all&date=all&sort=0
It's not totally accurate since it relies on searches made on google, but it gives a good idea
Take this three
Wikipedia article
SurveyMonkey
Another survey
(source: getdropbox.com)
I ran once into following estimation methods:
Community activity: using github - stars/forks/open/closed issues
FAQ support: using StackExchange API - questions/answered(solved)/avr. answers per question
Here I fetched these stats to compare AngularJs/Backbone/EmberJs (13.06.2014)
http://www.slideshare.net/dsheiko/java-script-framework-making-the-right-choice