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March 2011

Ext.ux.touch. ListOptions : Add a Twitter style menu to your List Items

Sencha Touch,Sencha Touch Extensions & Plugins,Web Design & Development Blog 3 Comments

Overview

This plugin duplicates the functionality found in Twitter’s mobile apps where an options menu is exposed after swiping over an item in a list. The plugin was created as an ‘I wonder if that’s possible’ type project and serves to prove once again that anything native apps can do Sencha Touch can do too.

Extract the ZIP file into the ‘examples’ directory of the Sencha Touch libary package.

Download - Ext.ux.touch.ListOptions (14kb)

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Ext.ux.touch.ListOptions : Demo

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Swipe across a List Item to reveal an extra options menu.

Extract the ZIP file into the ‘examples’ directory of the Sencha Touch libary package.

Download - Ext.ux.touch.ListOptions (14kb)

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10 Reasons Why Ext JS 4′s Charts Are Awesome

Ext JS,Web Design & Development Blog 3 Comments

The new Charting package that is shipping with the latest Ext JS 4 Preview is fantastic and really does dwarf the previous releases offering (which was also very good). I’m going to outline a few of the key features that make it so good.

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HOW TO: Dynamically Change Layout Based on the User’s Device with Sencha Touch

Sencha Touch Extensions & Plugins,Web Design & Development Blog No Comments

Occasionally we will want to tailor the layout of our app to suit the device that the User is viewing it on. Generally we want to do this to take advantage of the increased screen real estate made available by devices such as tablets compared to the usual phone or iPod. For example, showing a list of search results alongside a map rather than having them one behind the other in a card layout.
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