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Ext JS Application Development Blueprints

Ext JS Application Development Blueprints

By : Colin Ramsay
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Ext JS Application Development Blueprints

Ext JS Application Development Blueprints

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By: Colin Ramsay
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Overview of this book

If you are a developer who has knowledge of Ext JS but would like to expand it to encompass the bigger picture of application development, then this book is ideal for you.
Table of Contents (13 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. Introduction
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1. Introduction
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Humble beginnings
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What is application architecture?
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Ext JS
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Getting ready
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In safe hands
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Summary
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2. MVC and MVVM
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2. MVC and MVVM
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Diary of always
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Bringing MVC to the Web
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Ext JS and MVC
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How does it help your application
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MVC and the illusion of choice
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Introducing MVVM
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An event domain example
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Summary
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3. Application Structure
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3. Application Structure
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Ideas for structure
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Getting to know your application
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Cultivating your code
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The solution to pollution
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Summary – mind your own beeswax
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4. Sencha Cmd
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4. Sencha Cmd
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What is Sencha Cmd?
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Why is it important?
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Setting up your application
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The generation game
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Develop in style
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Care for the environment
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Before the build
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Code complete
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The best of the rest
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Summary
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5. Practical – a CMS Application
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5. Practical – a CMS Application
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A content-managed system
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The requirements
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Starting at the bottom
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Work your way up
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Where the wild things are
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The real deal
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Creating a structure
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Data-driven design
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A room with a view
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Summary
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6. Practical – Monitoring Dashboard
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6. Practical – Monitoring Dashboard
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Application design
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Requirements
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Data structure
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The view from the top
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Flexibility and pragmatism
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Does this hurt?
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Onwards and upwards
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Data first
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Storing the data
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With a view to a controller
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The main view controller
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The dashboard
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The dashboard view model
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The dashboard view controller
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Web logs subpage
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A view on the Web
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Controlling the Web
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More and more subpages
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Summary
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7. Practical – an E-mail Client
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7. Practical – an E-mail Client
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Form factors
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Application design
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I require to admire
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Responding to the situation
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Input required
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A view to a thrill
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Application state
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A binding agreement
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An eventful application
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Coding – it's been a long time
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It's under control
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Login view
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Main force
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The head of the family
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Unravel the thread
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I am the best message
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A composed finish
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Deciding on a theme
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8. Practical – Questionnaire Component
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8. Practical – Questionnaire Component
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Application design – my way
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Data structure
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Data flow
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Sketchy sketching
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Get set
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The data layer
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The payload
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The wizard component
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One step forward
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Making progress
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Step by step
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Questionnaire command and control
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The wizard model
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A delightful host
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Mixin the night away
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9. A Shopping Application
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9. A Shopping Application
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About the app
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Back to Ext JS
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The data layer
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Component interaction
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The simplicity of view models
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Code, code, and more code
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Interface in your face
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Categorically speaking
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Product placement
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A basket case
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The account window
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Summary
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10. Debugging and Performance
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10. Debugging and Performance
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In-browser debugging
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Breaking and busting
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Performance in Ext JS
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Quick on the draw
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Analyzing performance
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11. Application Testing
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11. Application Testing
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Total testing
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Testing tool time with Jasmine
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Testing with robots
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Testability
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Faking it with mocks
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Continuous coverage
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Index
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Index

Diary of always

In the beginning, there was a giant mess. Well, maybe not quite, but in modern software development, we've got lots of design and architectural patterns that we can draw on to help us shape an application and ensure we're not reinventing the wheel. Each of these is the result of decades of their work, which is constantly reviewed and put into practice, and we all hope that the most elegant and useful work will bubble to the top. Along the way, we've seen clumsy patterns being overtaken by more elegant ones. Hopefully, our mess has become a little bit less tangled.

A key development in the way we build graphical interfaces was model-view-controller (MVC), which was invented at the near-legendary Xerox PARC in the 1970s by Norwegian computer scientist Trygve Reenskaug. It was first publicly incorporated in Smalltalk, a programming language developed by a cast of computer scientists including Alan Kay. It brought together a host of ideas, which influenced nearly all the object...

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