Frustration-Free Packaging of Ext JS 5 Applications
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This document discusses options for packaging Ext JS applications for different targets, including web delivery, desktop packaging, and mobile packaging. It compares platforms such as TideSDK, Cordova, and Sencha Space across criteria like execution speed, hardware API access, use of native code, how application updates are handled, and security. The key message is that packaging should not be considered the last step of the development process.
Frustration-Free Packaging of Ext JS 5 Applications
- 2. Frustration-Free Packaging for Ext 5 Apps Grgur Grisogono
- 3. Modus Create Ext JS in Action SE, co-author SourceDevCon 2011, 2012 ModUX 2013 3 @ggrgur
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- 6. Version 1.0
- 7. 5 months 6 months 7 months 8 months 9 months X months back
- 10. How to choose ?
- 11. 11 Targets
- 13. 13 Players
- 15. 15 Demo App
- 16. 16 Live Coding
- 17. 17 Smoke Testing
- 18. 18 Live Coding
- 19. 19 Web Delivery
- 20. Device agnostic Platform agnostic Integrated in Cmd Dependency for other options 20
- 21. 21 Live Coding
- 23. X-platform desktop packager Outputs executable Supports PHP, Python, Ruby GUI 23
- 24. 24 Live Coding
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- 27. Hybrid mobile app wrapper Cross-platform App/Play Store compatible Sencha Cmd integration 27
- 28. 28 Live Coding
- 29. 29 BYOD w/ Sencha Space
- 30. Heavily Secured, Remotely Managed, Custom Branded Web App Platform 30
- 31. Device agnostic Platform agnostic Web stack agnostic Remote management Maximum security 31
- 32. 32 Live Coding
- 33. 33 Compare
- 34. 34 Platforms Web TideSDK Cordova Sencha Space
- 35. 35 Execution Speed Web TideSDK Cordova Sencha Space
- 36. 36 Hardware APIs Web TideSDK Cordova Sencha Space
- 37. 37 Native Code Web TideSDK Cordova Sencha Space
- 38. 38 App Updates Web TideSDK Cordova Sencha Space
- 39. 39 Security Web TideSDK Cordova Sencha Space
- 40. Packaging is NOT the LAST step