***(This book has been replaced by a new one from the same authors titled Learning Ext JS 3.2 and you should order that one and not this one)
I’ve been learning ExtJS now for a couple months and it’s great to see someone has written a book for it. I just bought it and downloaded the E-Book version of it and from what I can tell it looks great. I’ll post a more detailed review later, but for now, here is where you can get it. (Note: 2/11/09: I love this book. I still plan on writing a more detailed review, but for now, I thought I’d put a brief comment. I carry it around with me every where go (almost everywhere). It has great examples and great explanations -Peter)
I’ve been learning ExtJS now for a couple months and it’s great to see someone has written a book for it. I just bought it and downloaded the E-Book version of it and from what I can tell it looks great. I’ll post a more detailed review later, but for now, here is where you can get it. (Note: 2/11/09: I love this book. I still plan on writing a more detailed review, but for now, I thought I’d put a brief comment. I carry it around with me every where go (almost everywhere). It has great examples and great explanations -Peter)
Amazon.com: Learning Ext JS
December 4th, 2008 at 10:47 am
Peter,
Thanks for the shout out, and picking up the book. We hope you find it helpful, and let us know what you think.
Cutter
December 4th, 2008 at 10:54 am
So far, I’ve really liked the book. It’s got great examples and clear concise text. I’ll write a more formal review later, but just thought I’d throw that in now.
-Peter Kellner
October 17th, 2009 at 7:25 am
Does it cover ExtJS version 3 or will there be a new edition for this?
Thanks
January 2nd, 2011 at 6:47 pm
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