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Sencha:ExtJs: Measure processing time in web application on client side (Model, Store loadings and AJAX calls)Sencha:ExtJs: Measure processing time in web application on client side (Model, Store loadings and AJAX calls)

July 9, 2012 | Huseyin OZVEREN | 0 Comment | 11:56 AM

Hi, Here, I would propose you a post concerning the measure of processing time in web application on client side (Model, Store loadings and AJAX calls), for example, the time

Sencha/ExtJs: How I find the version used in an application?Sencha/ExtJs: How I find the version used in an application?

July 7, 2012 | Huseyin OZVEREN | 0 Comment | 7:12 AM

One time or another, everyone will need to ask this question: How I find the ExtJs/Sencha version used in an application? In ExtJS, Ext.version defines the version used, however, in

Javascript: Debug ConsoleJavascript: Debug Console

July 6, 2012 | Huseyin OZVEREN | 0 Comment | 1:31 PM

Many developers still use alert boxes to check their JavaScript code. And yet there is a Javascript console in most browsers: Google Chrome, Firefox (with Firebug), Internet Explorer, Opera (with

Sencha/ExtJs: Form Validation fieldsSencha/ExtJs: Form Validation fields

July 5, 2012 | Huseyin OZVEREN | 0 Comment | 9:10 AM

After the post Sencha/ExtJs: Validation fields on the fly with VType, I would write some words concerning the form’s validation on client side with the Sencha/ExtJs framework. A concret example,