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Learning Ext JS_Fourth Edition

Learning Ext JS_Fourth Edition

By : Carlos A Mendez Segura, Villa, Gonzalez
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Learning Ext JS_Fourth Edition

Learning Ext JS_Fourth Edition

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By: Carlos A Mendez Segura, Villa, Gonzalez
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Overview of this book

If you are a JavaScript developer who now wants to use the Ext JS framework, this is the book for you. This guide is useful to you whether you're new to Ext JS 5 or are a seasoned expert. Experience in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript is required in order to understand and get the most out of this book.
Table of Contents (17 chapters)
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Preface
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Preface
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What this book covers
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What you need for this book
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Who this book is for
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Conventions
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Reader feedback
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Customer support
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1. An Introduction to Ext JS 5
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1. An Introduction to Ext JS 5
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Considering Ext JS for your next project
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Getting started with Ext JS
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Our first program
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Tools and editors
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What's new in Ext JS 5?
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Summary
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2. The Core Concepts
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2. The Core Concepts
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The class system
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Loading classes on demand
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Working with the DOM
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Summary
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3. Components and Layouts
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3. Components and Layouts
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The component life cycle
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About containers
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The layout system
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More layouts
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Comments about using layouts
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Summary
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4. It's All about the Data
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4. It's All about the Data
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Ajax
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Models
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Working with the store
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Retrieving remote data
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Sending data
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Summary
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5. Buttons and Toolbars
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5. Buttons and Toolbars
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Event-driven development
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Creating a simple button
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Segmented buttons
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Adding menus
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Toolbars
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The breadcrumb bar
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The main menu for our application
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Summary
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6. Doing It with Forms
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6. Doing It with Forms
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The form component
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The available fields
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The field container
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Triggers
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Submitting the data
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Summary
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7. Give Me the Grid
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7. Give Me the Grid
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The data connection (models and stores)
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A basic grid
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Columns
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Column renderers
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The Widget column
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Selection models
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Grid listeners
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Features
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Plugins
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Grid paging
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Infinite scrolling
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8. DataViews and Templates
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8. DataViews and Templates
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The data connection (model and store)
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A basic DataView
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Handling events in DataView
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Templates
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A more complex DataView component
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9. The Tree Panel
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9. The Tree Panel
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A basic tree panel
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The TreeStore
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Tree nodes
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Adding and removing nodes
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The check tree
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The tree grid panel
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Summary
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10. Architecture
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10. Architecture
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The MVC and MVVM patterns
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Creating our first application
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Creating a module
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Router – implementing and using
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11. The Look and Feel
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11. The Look and Feel
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Setting up our environment
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The packages folder
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Variables
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Advanced theming
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Different styles for the same component
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Supporting legacy browsers
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Summary
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12. Responsive Configurations and Tablet Support
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12. Responsive Configurations and Tablet Support
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Overview
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Implementing responsiveness to the application
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13. From Drawing to Charting
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13. From Drawing to Charting
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Basic drawing
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Adding interaction
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Charts
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Series examples
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More charts
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Introducing chart themes
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Enhancing our application with charts
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14. Finishing the Application
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14. Finishing the Application
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Preparing for deployment
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The Sencha command
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Testing the application
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Summary
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15. What's Next?
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15. What's Next?
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Forums
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Resources
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Third-party plugins (commercial)
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Third-party plugins (free)
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The future
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Final thoughts
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Index
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Index

Chapter 12. Responsive Configurations and Tablet Support

Ext JS version 5 now gives support for touch screen devices, such as tables, touch screen laptops, and other devices. This can be implemented with a little effort. As we saw in Chapter 11, The Look and Feel, Ext JS 5 introduced more themes to the framework. Two of these new themes are called Neptune Touch and Crisp Touch. Some of the themes can be seen in the following image:

Responsive Configurations and Tablet Support

These new themes will be the base for handling touch screen input from the user. They have touch-friendly dimensions in their design.

In this chapter, we will cover these topics:

  • An overview of touch support. Under this, we will cover Touch-screen-friendly themes and Neptune Touch and Crisp Touch.
  • How to implement responsive configurations.
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