I’m leading a 3 hour hands on lab titled "MindSource Birds of a Feather 55 (BoF) - Developing Mobile Applications using SenchaTouch 2.0" on May 23rd in Mountain View California. This is our first go around this so we are limiting attendance so if you are interested, you’ll need to sign up asap. The URL to sign up is http://www.eventbrite.com/event/3491482117/mtup We do have a small $20 free to both help cover some costs as well as get a clear picture of what attendance will be. MindSource will be picking up the additional expenses beyond the $20 paid fees. Hope to see you there! Here are the details: Join us for this fast-paced hands-on lab where you will develop your own working mobile application to … Continue Reading
Leading BOF Session on Building SenchaTouch 2.0 App Coming to Mountain View May 25, 2012
Details On The ExtJS Application to Build Simple CRUD operation Using Models and Stores

Part 1 Basics (mostly server side) Part 2 (this) ExtJS Client Side Details *For those who are intersted in this, I just posted a 3 part series on using ExtJS 4.2 with Microsoft's new WebAPI Restful Interface. The new WebAPI is more efficient on the server side and the coding to REST makes the ExtJS side simpler. (March 13, 2013) Part 1 In the first article, a very simple updater was build using Sencha’s ExtJS and Microsoft’s Entity Framework Code First. The focus was really on the server side while the client side project was included for reference. The client side app was barely discussed. In this article, we are going to discuss in more detail what is happening on the client side … Continue Reading
Create A Simple MVC Button Click Listener in SenchaTouch2

I do not even want to admit how much time I spent today in a more complex application trying to get a button to respond to a tap event in SenchaTouch 2.0 Beta. I did notice several people like me on the forums with similar issues, but I did not find one concrete example that made the simple “click a button application”. Of course I’m building this in Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 and debugging with Chrome. Let me start at the end. When you are done, you will have a simple two button page that you can click on either button and have your MVC controller react to either button as well as trap the button hit inside the actual Panel. And for those of you that have read enough, here is the … Continue Reading
Building an Sencha’s ExtJS 4.0 MVC Application With Microsoft’s ASP.NET MVC3 Series / Basics

Part 1 (this) Basics (mostly server side) Part 2 ExtJS Client Side Details *For those who are intersted in this, I just posted a 3 part series on using ExtJS 4.2 with Microsoft's new WebAPI Restful Interface. The new WebAPI is more efficient on the server side and the coding to REST makes the ExtJS side simpler. (March 13, 2013) Part 1 Introduction If you have a problem like this involving ASP.NET or Sencha Tools, more information about our consulting services are here In this series of articles, we will take the reference application build by the Sencha product team for using Sencha’s MVC pattern running with an ASP.NET 4.0 project (IIS in production). The first article takes the … Continue Reading