Sencha Touch Fundamentals
Learn all the fundamentals of building a SenchaTouch mobile web application with just JavaScript.
What you'll learn
From these course modules, you will learn all the fundamentals of building a SenchaTouch mobile web application with just JavaScript. You will learn how to leverage the Sencha Touch data and visual components to build world class mobile HTML5/CSS3 applications that can be deployed across multiple mobile platforms (IOS, Android, Blackberry, Windows 8 phone and others). Expect at the end of the course to be prepared to build high fidelity, high quality web applications based on a solid understanding of the fundamentals of Sencha Touch
Table of contents
- Overview 1m
- Rendering a Template with Ext.XTemplate in an Ext.Panel 4m
- Component Hiding and Showing Based on Button Tap 6m
- Popup Messages on Components 2m
- Components Docking Themselves 2m
- Components Align Themselves 2m
- Components Life Cycle 5m
- Component Summary 1m
- Documentation Overview 2m
- API Documentation Deep Dive 4m
- Documentation Guides and Examples 2m
- Components and Documentation Summary 0m
- Container Basics 2m
- What is Layout Management in General 2m
- Layout Fundamentals 4m
- Class Hierarchy and Layouts 1m
- Coding Simple Layout Management in Visual Studio 5m
- Layout Management Relative Spacing with Flex 2m
- Card Layout Basics 3m
- Morphing a Card Layout to a Tab Panel 1m
- Carousel Layout Management Details 1m
- Adding Animations to Carousel and Tab Layout Managers 2m
- Adding Pack and Align to Layout Managers 3m
- Building Nested Layout Managers 4m
- Summary of Containers and Layout Managers 1m
- Components Overview 1m
- Adding Icons and Formatting to Tab Pages 4m
- Adding To a Tab Page a Logo and Custom Message 6m
- Adding a Google Map to a Tab Page 3m
- Adding a Title Bar With a Button To Popup a Message 6m
- Playing a Video Popup From a Button Press 4m
- Visual Components Summary So Far 0m
- Introduction to Sencha Touch Forms and Fields 4m
- Building a Simple Login Form 10m
- Posting Form Data To A Server and the Kitchen Sink Demo 4m
- Visual Navigation Controls Overview 2m
- Building Our Own Navigation View With a Card Layout 8m
- Explaining the Navigation View Online Help Example 2m
- Explanations of the Nested List View Control 3m
- Summary 0m
- Introduction to Stores and Dataviews 2m
- Building a Simple Store and Dataview With Sencha Touch 3m
- Sorting and Filtering with the Data Store 4m
- Building a Speakers Dataview with a Store and Template 2m
- Sorting a DataView in Visual Studio 1m
- Adding some styling to a Dataview 2m
- Filtering and Grouping Speaker Sessions by Day 8m
- Defining and Understanding Data Models 3m
- Using Data Models with Stores in Sencha Touch 7m
- Data Model Validation Including Examples 3m
- Data Model Associations and Data Proxies 3m
- Adding Data Model Associations and Proxies 6m
- Integrating Data Model Associations with Proxies 5m
- Summary 1m
- Overview of Bringing it all Together 2m
- Sencha CMD Brief Overview With Documentation 2m
- Scaffolding a Sencha Touch Application 10m
- Compile Your App For Testing and Production 4m
- File Layout Review for Sencha Touch Builds 2m
- Fix Scaffolded Application By Clearing Default Tabs 2m
- Summary of CMD and the Building for Production 2m
- Introduction to Building a Real Sencha Touch Application 0m
- Application Layout as Seen from the JavaScript file app.js 1m
- The Demo of the Code Camp Application we will Build 3m
- A Block Diagram of our Code Camp JavaScript Layout 2m
- Seven view JavaScript files instead of one big one 2m
- Ext.define, alias, requires, config and card layout example 4m
- Navigating Between our Login Screen and Application Tab Panel 6m
- Referencing Sencha Touch Components 5m
- Replacing Button Up Type References 2m
- A Detailed Walk Through of a Sencha Touch MVC Controller 12m
- Style with CSS and Increasing Performance with Infinite Scrolling 3m
- Summary 1m
About the author
Peter is an independent software consultant, specializing in .NET development from 1985 through 2001, as well as an eleven time Microsoft MVP. He was founder and president of Tufden Inc, where he successfully delivered systems for clinic scheduling, insurance company management and medical claim processing. His solutions included delivering a turnkey medical office management system to over 500 customers nationwide. His passion for the computer dates back to elementary school when he joined his ... more