Just woke up to the news that Sencha Touch which has been webkit‘s true supporter now supports Internet Explorer as well. Though it’s long since I moved out of IE, this is news. Sencha Touch 2.2 now supports IE 10. […]
The good aspect of meeting a lot of people every week is learning a lot of things, some of which may lead to improved productivity. My recent client visit got me introduced to a Chrome add-on called Ripple. We’re working […]
In the previous post, we discussed about Sencha Touch 2.1 including support for Web SQL. Web SQL is a data storage mechanism that enables storing data in SQL databases. The webkit browsers use SQLite database for this purpose. In this […]
It’s really surprising of Sencha Touch 2.1 to introduce support Web SQL feature. Web SQL enables creating and maintaining databases in the client. We can store hierarchical data in web sql databases. Browsers like Safari and Chrome provide an SQLlite […]
Sencha Touch 2.1 ships with charts and drawing API. You can find a sample example of bar and pie charts using charts API in my GitHub page. The charts are populated using an Employee store that has name and years […]