Welcome to the Jarvus Guide to Ext JS! This book is a work-in-progress and is intended to provide a living guide to Jarvus Innovation's evolving best practices in building and maintaining large Ext JS projects.
This book will be maintained in a public GitHub repository and contributions are welcome and will at least be credited, but until an appropriate license can be determined all distribution rights are reserved and copyright Jarvus Innovations.
- Provides full complement of extensible UI components
- Provides an effective packaging system for sharing components with accompanying assets and CSS between projects
- Enables JS to be developed in a form that is independent of how it ultimately gets loaded
- Provides universal structure and patterns for UI components that can be arbitrarily extended and reused
- Provides a mature set of tools and best practices for organizing and maintaining large multi-screen Single-Page Applications
- Provides a way to style reusable components that can be customized by application-level themes
- Maintained by a dedicated and professional team that is accountable to developers
- Understand the fundamentals of the framework and its documentation
- Explore all the sources of quality examples and learn how to extract only what you need from them
- Get comfortable with navigating and reading the framework's source code using the links in the docs
- Use Fiddle and the community for help when you get stuck
- Ext JS is released under dual licenses
- When you need the commercial license
- When you can use the open source license