Migrating My Blog into 100% Javascript
Over the last couple weeks I have been working on nextein. It is a blog / static site generator based on the great work of Next.js. I decided then to migrate my own blog. I'm a Javascript developer. Writting a blog in Markdown is super simple. Having to deal with ruby & liquid was an experience I didn't like much. Don't get me wrong. Jekyll is awesome and very versatile. But it is ruby. And liquid. And I'm not a ruby developer.
Read MoreExploring Decorators and Bindings
Next ES7 version has some experimental functionality that can be explored today using babel. Among other functionality, we have access to an experimental feature called decorators.
Read MoreThis post will guide you on how to create a simple ExtJS 5 application to consume a server side api secured with JWT tokens. If you are not familiar with JWT you can read more about it here.
Read MoreThe Ext.i18n.Bundle project is now available as a Sencha Cmd Package. The latest working version for ExtJS 5.1 is published in my public package repository.
An experiment to run the right cmd
Working on different customers code base is an interesting experience. Not only you deal with different skills, languages, and configurations but also with versions of ExtJS, Touch and even Sencha Cmd.
Read MoreTraits, talents & NodeJS
CocktailJS is a NodeJS module to explore concepts such as Annotations, Traits, and Talents aiming to improve code reuse and organization.
Read MoreA Cover Component for Sencha Touch
The Ext.ux.Cover widget for Sencha Touch 2 allows you to create a Coverflow presentation not only for images but for almost everything. This implementation aims to work in a similar way as Ext.List, so you can present images, text and even audio or video tags.
Read MoreInternationalization for ExtJS and Sencha Touch
Ext.i18n.Bundle allows you to use properties files (or bundle files) to use them as i18n resources with ExtJS or Sencha Touch projects.
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