Ext JS 4.2.0 Sencha Docs

: Superposition, Thevenin’s, Norton’s, and Maximum Power Transfer.

If you are an engineering student preparing for your Network Theory exams or competitive tests like GATE, this book deserves a permanent spot on your desk—covered in coffee stains, sticky notes, and the solved workings of hundreds of circuits.

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: Superposition, Thevenin’s, Norton’s, and Maximum Power Transfer.

If you are an engineering student preparing for your Network Theory exams or competitive tests like GATE, this book deserves a permanent spot on your desk—covered in coffee stains, sticky notes, and the solved workings of hundreds of circuits.

Overview

• Getting Started with Ext JS 4
• Upgrade Guide
• Upgrade 4.1 to 4.2
• Upgrade 4.0 to 4.1
• Performance Guide

Concepts

• The Class System
• MVC Application Architecture
• Layouts and Containers
• Components
• The Data Package
• Drag and Drop
• Localization
• Keyboard Navigation
• Unit Testing
• Unit testing MVC Controllers
• Accessibility

Components

• The Grid Component
• Trees
• Drawing
• Charting
• The Form Package
• Theming

Sencha Cmd

• Introduction to Sencha Cmd
• Using Sencha Cmd with Ext JS
• Compiler-Friendly Code Guidelines
• Workspaces in Sencha Cmd
• Sencha Cmd Packages
• Creating Sencha Cmd Packages
• Single-Page Ext JS Apps
• Multi-Page Ext JS Apps
• Image Slicing for IE
• Advanced Sencha Cmd
• Sencha Compiler Reference
• Ant Integration
• Generating Metadata
• Sencha Cmd Reference

Tutorials

• App Architecture Part 1
• App Architecture Part 2
• App Architecture Part 3
• Ext Direct and Grid Part 1
• Ext Direct and Grid Part 2
• Editable Grid + Node.js 1
• Editable Grid + Node.js 2

Enterprise

• Loading data from an AMF data source
• Using SOAP Services in Ext JS

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