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In this article we will implement a chat application for mobile devices that will work on both Android and iOS. In order to do so, we will need knowledge of Sencha Touch for the mobile application, Node.js for server-side and MySQL for the database. We can use this kind of application to communicate with other people …
Developing mobile applications using HTML5 is a very discussed subject these days. Using only HTML, CSS and JavaScript sounds attractive to a lot of people because of the lean learning curve and the cross-platform ability. Two of the frameworks that make this happen are MoSync and PhoneGap. The open-source MoSync Software Development Kit (SDK) is …
In a previous article I’ve extended the Sencha Touch 1 tab bar component to be used in a MVC structured application. After Sencha Touch 2 was launched some of the readers that liked that solution asked if it could be adapted for the new version. Now that I got the time to focus on this …
In this final part of Creating a Sencha Touch MVC application from scratch series we’ll add some data to our application we’ve started in part 1, part 2 and part 3. Before we start please note that in order for the examples in this article to work, you need to place the application on a …
Usually, when creating a Sencha Touch MVC application all of its controllers and views are included manually in index.html and loaded when the app starts. But, when there are a lot of controllers and views to load, the time it takes the application to launch will be longer. A solution for this could be to …