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Last time we posted about Xero, they were featured as Business Insider’s App of the Week. This time they’re up for an IxDA Interaction Award!
We’re voting for their incredible implementation of Ext JS and Sencha Touch, and we hope you will too!
This is a demonstration of an interactive game customized for an iPhone display. The demo was created with Sencha Animator by gskinner.com. The designer intentionally left the browser chrome so you know this is an HTML5 game.
View the demo for yourself in a WebKit browser like Google Chrome or Apple Safari, or on your iOS device.
Luca Candela, Arne Bech, and David Kaneda showing off Sencha Animator at Adobe MAX.
This is a demonstration of an interactive ad customized for an iPad display. The demo was created with Sencha Animator by Push Pop Design.
View the demo for yourself in a WebKit browser like Google Chrome or Apple Safari, or on your iOS device.
This week we were excited to announce the release of Sencha Animator.
Sencha Animator is a desktop application for Mac, Windows, and Linux that allows you to create CSS3 Animations for WebKit browsers with ease. With Animator you drag and drop assets onto the stage, then start manipulating how their CSS properties change over time. Animator has full scene support, and you can even attach JavaScript handlers to objects on the stage to jump between scenes.
Be sure to check out the demos to see what has already been created with Sencha Animator, such as this amazing KickFu iPhone game, or the Museum of Science interactive ad.
You can try it out free for 30-days, so give it a go! Download Sencha Animator and see how easy it is to create something amazing today.
Build an iPad app with Sencha Touch
Robert Douglas, of Ribot, walks through how he created “Just One More,” a Vimeo video aggregator, for the iPad with Sencha Touch. Robert dives into the use of data stores:
The folks behind Sencha (based on Ext JS) have done all the hard work for us and created a rich and extremely powerful set of tools with which to design and control your app.
Sencha News: June Edition
The latest edition of Sencha News features six full-length articles, tailored for web designers, Sencha developers, and beginning web app developers. Read about architecting your Ext JS 4 app, replacing Flash with CSS3 Animations, and get a sneak peek of Ext GWT 3.
Note: Newsletter subscribers receive articles before anyone else, so make sure you’re subscribed at the bottom of sencha.com
Aditya Bansod has the scoop on the HP TouchPad for HTML5 Developers in our latest scorecard series. The TouchPad is the first device to ship HP/Palm’s webOS 3, and the first tablet from HP. Let’s see how they do:
“The TouchPad looks quite promising, but still seems rough around the edges.”
Check the rest in our HTML5 Developer Scorecard article on Sencha.com.
The Xero mobile web app is one of the most beautifully designed Sencha Touch apps. It was recently wrapped with PhoneGap and will soon debut on the Apple App Store, alongside Android and BlackBerry.
See more screenshots and read about its development in the latest Sencha Touch Spotlight on our company blog.
Photo by Craig Walker.
Sencha Touch 1.0 RC1
We’re proud to release the first Release Candidate of Sencha Touch, the most innovative product we’ve ever created. We’re enormously grateful for the amazing response it has received, as well as the phenomenal participation from the Sencha community in testing it with us.
RC1 signifies an API and feature freeze. All effort is now focused on polishing the product by fixing bugs and improving documentation. We are rapidly closing down the list of open issues and expect to release version 1.0 shortly.
For more information on what’s new and improved in this release, read the blog post or take a look at the release notes.
To see what others are creating with our mobile web app framework, check out the Sencha Touch App Contest page where we’re showcasing the Top 10 apps plus 12 runners up! We will announce 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners at Sencha Conference on November 15th.
We’d like to extend a warm welcome to one of our newest additions to the Sencha Touch team, Jacky Nguyen. He is the creator of MooTouch (now part of Sencha Labs) and joins us from Singapore.
Jacky is already an outstanding contributor to Sencha Touch, and has put in countless hours squashing bugs as we prepare for 1.0 launch.
Sencha Touch 0.99β
Sencha Touch 0.99β is now out with huge improvements to forms and scrollers, especially for Android, among a bevy of other features and bug fixes.
With our first Release Candidate imminent, Sencha Touch 0.99β contains a large number of API changes intended to make the API clearer and more consistent. We expect this to be the only time we undertake changes of this magnitude and have tried to make this as painless as possible.
For a comprehensive list of the new features, fixed bugs, and API changes, check out the release notes and download the new release today.
Andrew Neil has created a two-part series describing how to use XTemplates, a powerful templating system in Ext JS and Sencha Touch that allows developers to easily format views around dynamic data. Part 1 above, watch Part 2 here.
Andrew’s screencasts are focused and clean. We couldn’t be happier to be collaborating with him. These tutorial videos are part of an ongoing effort at Sencha to create better documentation and resources for our community. Enjoy!
Very pleased to see Joseph Schmitt and Brad Dougherty’s incredible implementation of Sencha Touch to build the Vimeo Awards Festival app. Joseph modified our default theme to match the Vimeo brand, and used LocalStorage to let users save their own favorite sessions.
Though the awards festival is now over, you can still check out the finalist videos in each category. Check it out on your mobile device!
(Also, Sencha Touch 0.98 was just released today. Go get it and start building!)
Sencha Animator Bouncing Ball Demo (11:45)
Michael Mullany demonstrates how to create a realistic bouncing ball animation with CSS3 and Sencha Animator. The ball is created with no images — only border-radius and gradients!
