Mobile applications are very popular nowadays. And if we have a really nice application implemented with Ext JS, it is normal that we want to have the same app available on a mobile device. What a lot of people think is that just because Ext JS is cross browser, we just need to deploy the application in a domain on the Internet, give the link to the mobile users and that is okay, the job is done. But it is not. Although Ext JS is compatible to mobile browsers as well, Ext JS does not offer the best user experience to mobile users. If we really want to offer a great mobile experience, we need to transform our Ext JS application into a mobile application. But, how can we do that? Learning Objective-C, Java API for Android, and other languages can be time consuming, and we do not always have that much time to spend.
So we would like to introduce Sencha Touch, the Ext JS cousin. Sencha Touch was the first HTML 5 mobile framework in the market. And more good news: you do...