In modern web development Promises are very useful when dealing with asynchronous code flows to avoid “callback hell”. A “>Promise can be either resolved, pending (neither resolved/rejected) or rejected....
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We are happy to announce the 5.1.5 release of our Ext Scheduler & Ext Gantt components. In this post we’ll outline the most notable changes. Ext Scheduler 5.1.5 –...
A few weeks ago we did a soft launch of our new javascript error monitoring and debugging tool called RootCause. As web developers, we face bug reports with very...
After a long development push during the past two months, we’re finally able to announce Scheduler 5.0.0 and Gantt 5.0.0 as well as the initial 0.9.0 release of our...
SenchaCon 2016 in Las Vegas is only one week away we can’t wait to show you all the new cool things we’ve been working on this fall. If you’re...
While testing your web application frontend, it’s key to have stable tests producing consistent results. This means rerunning a test multiple times under varying CPU load should always give...
If a data field in your Ext.data.Model has a visual representation in your View, such as the % complete of a progress bar, it is preferable to be able...
Lately we have received a few questions from our community on how to use the shipped Bryntum packages with Sencha Cmd. For a while now, both the Gantt and...
We just released Ext Gantt 4.0.3 with plenty of bug fixes and a few notable features. These new features have all been added to our advanced sample so if...