Sencha Ext JS Crack
Grid enhancements include improved scrolling, column sort state, cell editing and row editing.
Ext JS Modern to Ext JS Classic parity features:
Improvements to Timefield and Calendar Modern components.
Chart component improvements for Classic and Modern.
Enhanced Firefox user experience for Grid Column.
Accessibility improvements for Grid (ARIA).
Create data-intensive HTML5 applications using JavaScript.
Sencha Ext JS is a comprehensive JavaScript framework for building data-intensive, cross-platform web and mobile applications for any modern device. Ext JS includes 140+ pre-integrated and tested high-performance UI components such as HTML5 calendar, grids, pivot grid, D3 adapter, trees, lists, forms, menus, toolbars, panels, windows, and much more.
Sencha Ext JS includes everything you need to create stunning Web applications.
Develop
Accelerate web application development with an enterprise-ready framework, components and tools built to work together seamlessly.
The extensive 140+ pre-built component library includes but is not limited to:
Grid - Handle millions of records and provides built-in functionality such as sorting and grouping.
Pivot Grid - Add powerful analytics functionality to JavaScript applications.
Exporter - Export data from the standard grid or Pivot Grid to a wide variety of common formats.
Layouts - Ensures the proper sizing and positioning of all components with the powerful and flexible layout system.
Charts - Visually represent data with a broad range of dynamic and static charts including line, bar, and pie charts.
D3 Adapter - Add sophisticated Data-Driven Documents package (D3) visualizations such as heatmaps, treemaps, sunbursts and more to your web applications.
Design
Improve the design process with pre-integrated tools like Sencha Architect, Stencils and Themer.
Architect - empowers developers to build Ext JS applications using drag-and-drop features, so less time is spent on manual coding.
Stencils - enables developers to quickly and easily mock up, style, prototype, and evaluate interface designs.