I am new in using the latest version of ExtJs and I have a small app project created using Sencha Architect based on the Login example in ExtJS 6.5 modern. However, I cannot check if the UI is working. For the previous versions of ExtJS, I just open the index.html page, but for 6.5 modern, it does not work. Thanks for the help
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I have a reactjs application that is using v3.9.0 of material Ui , i want to know which version of different browser it supports.
I searched for it a lot on internet but didn't find any resources for it,
I want to know is there a way by which i can get versions of browser that supports material ui 3.9.0
Any suggestions would be helpful
Information about the material ui browser compatibility can be found here.
For Version 5:
https://mui.com/material-ui/getting-started/supported-platforms/
For Version 4:
https://v4.mui.com/getting-started/supported-platforms/
For Version 3:
https://v3.mui.com/getting-started/supported-platforms/
I have already a project of JSF with PrimeFaces but now i need to add angular js in my project.
There are tags of primefaces so I don't know how to use primefaces with angular.
So please provide any demo or documentation to implement the Angular with primefaces.
Primefaces already developed PrimeNG But do not confuse PrimeNG is not the extension of JSF components. PrimeNG used AngularFaces to create PrimeNG components ?
What is PrimeNG ?
PrimeNG is a collection of rich UI components for AngularJS2. PrimeNG is a sibling of the popular PrimeFaces and its free to use under Apache License 2.0, a commercial friendly license. It has the same look and feel as the PrimeFaces components, so integration on that part should be (almost?) seamless.
For Setup
You have to follow the following link PrimeNG Setup
Quickstart
An example starter application based on angular2-quickstart is available at GitHub.
PrimeNG PRO Support
Premium Layouts and Themes for PrimeNG
PrimeNG PRO is a term based commercial support service
Currently PrimeNG 0.9 Released last March 28, 2016
Roadmap
Next version is 1.0.0-beta1 and we’ll do a couple of beta releases to bring the upcoming features including drag drop utils, google maps component, datatable enhancements, requests from PrimeNG users and more. Our aim is to sync the 1.0 release with the 1.0 final release of Angular2.
Add the below lines in angular-cli.json.
"styles": [
"node_modules/primeng/resources/primeng.min.css",
"node_modules/primeng/resources/themes/lightness/theme.css",
"node_modules/font-awesome/css/font-awesome.min.css",
"styles.css"
]
OR
Copy & paste css from the themes file to style.css
I'm thinking which frameworks should I use to port an existent application UI to a mobile friendly one.
I've seen Ionic and I was pretty happy with its UI and components until I noticed it requires Angular.js for its functionality.
My project is developed in Knockout.js over Node.js and I'm not planning to start using Angular at this point.
jQuery Mobile seems like another alternative to it but it seems its development its not as active and its community is not as big or as active.
Plus the UI is not native for each OS and it looks as good in big screens.
I've seen other alternatives (Onsen UI, Intel XDK, Sencha Touch, Kendo UI, Framework 7...) but none of them seem to be as popular and as active as Ionic and some of them still need Angular.js.
Isn't there any out of the box framework that doesn't require Angular.js and which provides not only the UI but also the touch features as Ionic does?
Bootstrap might not be at the same level as all of these frameworks.
I would suggest you Onsen UI. Since Onsen UI 2.0 release (at the moment in open beta) the framework is completely agnostic, which means that can work standalone. Nevertheless, it's also still compatible with some of the most famous frameworks like AngularJS 1.x (and Angular 2 in the future), ReactJS (see demo) and KnockoutJS.
Moreover, besides being compatible with iOS and Android, it's one of the few frameworks to be compatible with Windows platform (Windows Phone, Windows Universal App) and to implement Material Design! The learning curve is also very fast.
The community is not so small, as you can see from StackOverflow activity and Gitter Channel. Moreover, the developers are very active in the development, in the issues fix (almost 600 bugs fixed at the moment) and open to listen to the users suggestions.
Take a look at this article about Onsen UI 2.0 and give it a shot.
I suggest you should use any of these UI frameworks
http://www.idangero.us/framework7/get-started/
http://chocolatechip-ui.com/
Save yourself all the stress, Its independent of any Js framework and very simple to implement, just like Bootstrap.
I have actually used the first one. framework7
You can create Mobile Apps UI with Native Look & Feel For Web or Hybrid
Is anybody able to provide me some help with using WebSockets with Sencha Touch and Ext JS ideally using the Sencha proxy/store classes or any libraries based on them?
Specifically, is there any direct support for Websockets in Sencha ExtJS and Touch that works with their proxy or store classes?
Otherwise, is there a party-party or open-source plugin that does this?
I need to be able to do Sencha Desktop and Mobile client front-ends and communicate with an application server/webserver in a language such as Erlang.
Take a look at Sencha Market. There is a community-built proxy for both Touch and Ext JS.
I am familiar to both Sencha Touch and ExtJs. My next project is web application. I am planning to use Sencha Touch to develop web application, because in sencha touch contains lot of graph components and also touch components events available. Can I use sencha Touch to develop web application?. Please anybody can suggest me. Great appreciate.
The selection of ExtJS or Touch framework is not about web or non-web applications, but about the device you want to run the result on. For desktop, use Ext JS, for mobiles use Sencha Touch.
Both have rich charting.
By web application if you mean HTML client side code your answer will be yes you can.
Sencha touch is by nature HTML based.
For native applications you used builder tools to obtain native ports.
In other words, yes you can develop web applications.
Also (as usual) check out the documentation for both ExtJS and SenchaTouch as they will both describe how to deploy as a web application.
Just a heads up, i've developed on both and Touch Interfaces wouldn't look very good on a web browser, they are designed and optimized for html 5 enabled mobile devices like tablets.
ExtJS however is developed for a desktop web experience, and the components look a lot better on a computer when rendered in an html 5 web page.