Sencha Notes

Resolution Independent Mobile UI »

David Kaneda explains a technique to create a scalable, resolution independent user interface in our latest Sencha Blog post. A similar technique was used for Sencha Touch.

Michael Mullany put the brand new BlackBerry Torch through the paces of Acid3, SunSpider, and of course, Sencha Touch! Check out our latest blog post to see how this smartphone fared.

Great meetup last night at our headquarters in Palo Alto. Around fifty people stopped by to talk about Ext JS, Touch and NodeJS. See more photos on our Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/senchainc

Submit Your Sencha Touch Demo, Win A Sencha Conference Pass

It’s been almost two months since we released our public beta of Sencha Touch, the first HTML5 Mobile App Framework for Android and iOS.

Now we want to see what you’ve created with Sencha Touch. Show us your best work by sending us a tweet or an email and we’ll choose one of these entries and grace them with a free pass to Sencha Conference 2010.

Some of our own examples lead the way:

• KivaTouch demonstrates how to work with JSON and YQL.
• TouchSolitaire shows that you can create a smart and fun game using HTML5 LocalStorage and Drag & Drop.
• GeoCongress shows how Sencha Touch can create an immersive UI in a native-like application that runs on any modern mobile device.

If you haven’t created anything yet with Sencha Touch, why not? Get started today!

• Browse our excellent documentation
• Watch our overview video
• Read Sencha Touch Getting Started Guide to see how to build a simple Twitter app

We’ll be exhibiting at UX Week 2010 in San Francisco. We’ll be showing off our JavaScript and Java Frameworks for Desktop, Mobile and the Web from August 24-27. Stop by and say hi, or find out where else you see us on our new Events page.

Forgot to mention that we’ll be giving away an iPad to one lucky winner!