I know jquery and javascript but never worked on other frameworks like EXTJS.
can somebody tell me the best way to quickly learn EXTJS? and also what is the process to configure EXTJS? Is it in the same way like we configure jquery (by just adding a standard js file)? or something else.
Thanks
Quite a few tutorials on this website:
http://www.sencha.com/learn/Tutorials
Or have a look at the answer to this question
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2001112/ext-js-tutorial-or-videos
Try Garcia's book 'Ext JS in action'
http://www.manning.com/garcia/
I'd recommend Jorge Ramon's excellent ExtJS 3.0 Cookbook - it's what I used to learning by actually doing stuff. The projects start out pretty easy, and goes through everything to do with configuring ExtJS.
Once you've got the basics, the Sencha tutorials and FAQs are ok, but I reckon that for reference, the best resource they've got by far is their API.
Finally, Jozef Sakalos (aka Saki) has made some awesome examples on his blog and on his ExtJS Examples site.
Good luck learning ExtJS!
I always read files from here Sencha Docs
and use it as my reference for my tasks/projects
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I am a web designer coming from Cordova for mobile apps dev. I read and watch many tutorials for NativeScript for beginners and I am in love with it but none of those tutorials teach me how to navigate an app with hidden content (pages/sections).
I mean something like a list of news and when click on an item the app reveal with a transition a new screen with the full content of the post.
May you help me to get any kind of tutorial or info to deal with what I need? Thanks for any help, I will appreciate it.
NativeScript is a beauty but look like isn't popular like React/React-Native is (I hate React). :-(
As prior answers mention, Nativescript offers you the possibility to add Angular support. This enables a convenient navigation with the #angular/router.
Follow the official docs on how to set this up.
If you want to avoid the Angular overhead, you can just use the frameModule like described here.
Best regards,
David
welcome to community NS, You could tell me if using NS white vainilla, core or Angular, if using Angular you can see this tutorial.
https://www.thepolyglotdeveloper.com/2016/10/navigating-nativescript-app-angular-2-router/
Not sure this would let me know check the link
https://www.tjvantoll.com/2015/06/05/nativescript-showing-and-hiding-elements/
How can a JQuery Ninja cross over to ExtJS as fast as possible? Given that ExtJS 3.x is now obsolete, how can one quickly grip concepts in Ext JS 4. Hardly can one find a book on Ext JS 4 online. The documentation is quite forward but complex. Ext Js has many components, and each component has several APIs e.g. a Grid has very many ways of manipulating its view e.t.c. What learning flow may work for me to quickly not skip anything on components, views, controllers e.t.c. I would want to write good Ext JS code in a period of 2 months from now.
please suggest methods of learning Ext JS 4
NOTE: the writer has never used Ext Js wether in older versions of it or the new
you may wish to refer to this thread
Also not that a few books are available now like this one and another one which is in a review phase but the most comprehensive guide will always be the documentation which you can get here. Otherwise you are not supposed to find any hardship because its all javascript.
Two months ago I've started with Ext JS project without having previous experience with it. Can't say it was hard to learn. Ext JS is designed really cleverly. I've been learning only from official documentation and google. First I've read the official tutorials, after that was exploring reference, many helpful examples can be found there. Books about libraries and frameworks, especially about such well-documented like Ext JS are wasting of time in my opinion. If you have previous experience with JS and know about OOP it should be easy to learn Ext JS.
Check the statup guide: http://docs.sencha.com/ext-js/4-1/#!/guide
The best way to learn is see the examples : http://docs.sencha.com/ext-js/4-1/#!/example
Learn by videos: http://docs.sencha.com/ext-js/4-1/#!/video
Once you are comfortable, read the api docs: http://docs.sencha.com/ext-js/4-1/#!/api
I've dived into the GWT world a couple of months ago and find it quite interesting.
I'm currently developing a web application which is to be used internally and so we need to resize the browser window, which can only be done by JSNI. After hitting some problems
regarding the JSNI I was advised to look into jquery and I found that it's counterpart in GWT is GwtQuery. I've tried looking on the project page and googling for tutorials but I can't seem to find a clear beginners tutorial on how to use GwtQuery on GWT but I keep find references to how it's very similar to jquery.
I think it's important to state that I'm not a js developer but rather a java developer who likes the idea of GWT and I just need to use GWTQuery in a very small part of my application.
Thanks in advance for any leads or links.
Ittai
GwtQuery also goes by the name GQuery, so maybe you find more if you search for that.
At Google I/O 2009 the creator of GQuery gave a speech about GQuery, you can find the video and slides here, maybe it helps.
Here you have a presentation I gave about gquery.
The getting started guide in the project site could be useful as well.
The gquery mailing list is a good place to ask questions to developers and users.
Here I found good article with small and simple examples:
GWTQuery – jQuery in GWT
Hey... I started using Javascript MVC SproutCore Framework (sproutcore.com) and I found it impressive. But...
Where can I find good tutorials for it?
Where can I find widgets for it?
How can I use (best practice, loading librarys, implementation) other frameworks like Spry framework (http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/spry/).
Thx!
The only tutorial I know of is the Todos tutorial, which I believe is not currently completable from Incremental Loading point onward.
The widgets available are in /frameworks/desktop/views (the root here is the repository base). If you want something more complex (e.g. a calendar widget), you'd have to write it yourself using the widgets in that directory as examples.
I don't understand this question, but you should be able to use Spry simply by loading it into the page. SproutCore isn't a particularly good global citizen and I've not looked at Spry but I don't expect you'll see conflicts. If you're looking for Sproutcore documentation on best practices/loading/implementation, there isn't any. You have to read the source of the libary/test suite/demos to figure that sort of thing out.
http://www.sproutcore.com/static/sample_controls/
#1 Did you already check the SproutCore Wiki and the SproutCore10-Introduction?
On the right hand side you have a navigator and sidebar-links for the documentation.
I know C# really well, just started playing with ASP.Net MVC a few weeks ago, and almost zero javascript. I saw some people here recomending jQuery, so I'll try that out.
What resources/tutorial should I start with?
Here you go straight from the source:
http://docs.jquery.com/Tutorials
You may want to see
http://www.w3schools.com/JS/default.asp
Learning jQuery is a good place to start.
The jQuery site has excellent documentation and lots of samples. It really is the best place to get started.
For general JavaScript I would read JavaScript The Good Parts
Try checking out Rob Conery's blog post, Putting the M back in MVC. It integrates a pre version 3 of Subsonic, ASP.Net MVC, and jQuery(core, UI, and forms). It's quick and easy to build simple web applications. It will move you up the jQuery learning curve fairly quickly if you are looking at Ajax, forms validation, and some basic CSS twiddling.
The nice thing about this approach is you get working applications that allow you to try different approaches.