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Creating a Sencha Touch MVC application from scratch, part 4
In this final part of Creating a Sencha Touch MVC application from scratch series we’ll add some data to our application we’ve started in part 1, part 2 and part 3. Before we start please note that in order for …
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Tagged action, app, controller, list, model, mvc, sencha touch, store
Loading Sencha Touch controllers and views dynamically
Usually, when creating a Sencha Touch MVC application all of its controllers and views are included manually in index.html and loaded when the app starts. But, when there are a lot of controllers and views to load, the time it …
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Tagged action, controller, dynamic load, mvc, sencha touch
Sencha Touch TabBar in a MVC structured application
While I’m working on the 4th part of the Creating a Sencha Touch MVC application from scratch series, I’ve decided to write this little article because the feedback received indicated that this would be useful for some of you. Many …
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Tagged mvc, sencha touch, TabBar, TabPanel
Creating a Sencha Touch MVC application from scratch, part 3
In this article we will continue to build our Sencha Touch MVC app we’ve started in part 1 and part 2. This time we will explore different ways to call a controller action. A controller action can be called in …
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Tagged app, button, controller, mvc, sencha touch, toolbar, view
Creating a Sencha Touch MVC application from scratch, part 2
As the title says we will continue to build our Sencha Touch MVC app we’ve started in part 1. In this part we will create a controller and two views and learn how to use them. Let’s modify our current …
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