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June 2012

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Our Favorite iOS 6 Mobile Safari Features

Another WWDC, another major iOS update! Here are three of our new favorite feature from the keynote:

Camera support in Safari — how cool is that? You can upload from your Camera Roll or take a picture right in to the browser using the Media Capture API. 

Smart App Banners look like an awesome way to make it easier to integrate native and web apps. It probably won’t use Web Intents, but it’s a cool feature all the same.

CSS Filters! Combine this with Camera support and you have all the ingredients you need to build a mobile web Instagram without any need for a native app.

Jun 14, 2012233 notes

March 2012

7 posts

Mar 30, 2012251 notes
#apple #ipad #html5 #tech
Mar 17, 2012236 notes
Mar 8, 2012246 notes
#sencha #touch #charts
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Mar 8, 2012225 notes
#sencha #touch #sencha touch #senchatouch
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Mar 6, 2012236 notes
#sencha #touch #html5
Mar 6, 2012247 notes
#senchatouch #ios #android #blackberry #mobile #tech
Connect 2.0 → tjholowaychuk.com

tjholowaychuk has announced a great update to Connect, a Sencha Labs project:

Connect 2.0 is here with new core middleware, miscellaneous improvements, and some new docs.

Mar 3, 2012255 notes
#connect #node #js #tech

February 2012

4 posts

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Feb 28, 20122 notes
#xero #sencha touch #ext js
Feb 27, 2012243 notes
#senchatouch
Feb 22, 2012243 notes
#senchatouch #sencha touch
Our stance in the CSS vendor prefix debate

Alex Russell wrote a piece about the CSS vendor prefix debate, and our CEO Michael Mullany responded with a piece of his own. You should head over to Alex’s blog to read what is now an epic comment thread, but we also felt we should share it here with everyone.

Click through to read about Sencha’s stance on this issue, and why we don’t see a WebKit-only future.

Originally posted by Michael Mullany at Infrequently.org, February 17, 2012 at 4:21 pm:

Since both sides of this debate make claims to “what developers think/act”, we thought we’d lay out the Sencha opinion on -webkit prefixed effects: why we use them, and why we don’t want other vendors squatting on them. And incidentally, we’re fans of CSS as a technology.

But first a little background.

Read More →

Feb 22, 2012238 notes
#webit #-webkit #CSS #browsers #tech

January 2012

5 posts

Jan 26, 2012253 notes
#sencha #touch #ext js #xero
Jan 20, 2012296 notes
#animator #css3
“I can report that our JavaScript framework of choice is Ext JS by Sencha. This framework can serve as a solid foundation for any serious JavaScript development.” —Yakov Fain, Farata Systems (via Adobe Flex Journal)
Jan 11, 2012244 notes
#flex #ui #extjs
Jan 6, 201215 notes
Google, Apple, Amazon Push HTML5 to the Fore as Adobe Flash Falls → eweek.com

Nice Sencha mention in this recent eWeek deck on the major transition to HTML5 happening right now.

Jan 3, 20127 notes
#html5 #tech

December 2011

2 posts

Dec 19, 201120 notes
#ipad #iOS #touch
Dec 8, 20116 notes

November 2011

4 posts

Nov 17, 2011283 notes
#HTML5 #android #tablet
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