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Building Applications with Ext JS

Produce high quality business applications using the Ext JS framework

Produce high quality business applications using the Ext JS framework About This Video

Make the most of charting libraries to create interactive dashboards for your app

Improve the functionality of your app with the extensive range of widgets and data tools available with the Ext JS framework

Secure your application effectively to avoid common attacks

In Detail

Ext JS is a powerful framework for developing complex web applications for your business. With more such business applications moving to the web everyday, a framework such as Ext JS can speed up your development and help you sharpen the quality of your applications.

This video course will take you through the components of the framework that you need for a typical business application.

You will get a thorough overview of how the Ext JS data package works, how it interacts with the many frontend widgets, and general concerns such as security, production optimized code, and continuous integration. We’ll then show you data using the wide variety of components available, before moving on to charting and graphics, and bringing our app to life. Finally, you will deploy and test your code to make your application production-ready.

By the end of this course, you will cover all the key aspects of the Ext JS framework and successfully build and deploy your application.

Course Curriculum

Introduction

• Course Overview (2:39)
• Application Layout (1:45)
• Introducing Sencha Cmd (2:09)

Security and Identification

• Authentication (User Logins) (3:19)
• Login Dialogs (4:16)
• Securing Client-side Actions (2:13)
• Securing All Back-end Requests (2:28)
•  User Management Interface (2:52)

Presenting Data from the Backend

• Dynamic Menus (4:38)
• The Stores (3:00)
• Model Proxies (2:13)
• How to Structure MySQL Tables (2:46)

Controls and Presentation

• The Grids (4:35)
• Master-detail Views (2:00)
• Calendar Control (2:57)
• Custom Templates (3:41)

Charting with Ext JS

• Some Basic Charting (3:10)
• Exporting Charts as PNGs (2:17)
• Exporting Charts as PDFs (1:20)
• Places and Maps (3:01)t

Polishing Your Applications

• Localization and Translation (3:49)
• Theming with SASS (3:33)
• Accessibility (2:03)
• History Support (3:07)t

Shipping Your Application

• Compressing JavaScript and CSS (3:31)
• Deploying to a Server (2:45)
• Packaging a Desktop Application (2:45)
• Using a CDN (3:50)
• Cross-site Scripting, CORS, JSONP, and CSRF (5:53)

Methods for Debugging and Testing

• Inspecting Ext JS Applications with Chrome DevTools (3:32)
• Digging into the Ext JS Object Model with Illuminations (4:17)
• Automated Testing with Selenium (3:26)
• Cross-browser Testing with TestSwarm and Saucelabs (3:38)
• Looking towards Continuous Integration for Ext JS (4:04)