August 17, 2010 6:30 PM - 60 attended
ExtJS/Sencha - Jay Garcia And ExtJS Core Dev Presenters
Sencha Home Office (formerly ExtJS) (map)
Come and See the world famous Jay Garcia (author of ExtJS in Action) present "Jay Garcia will discuss the pitfalls of Ext.getCmp and demonstrate the basics of building extensible applications with Ext JS without it." Jay as an active member of the ExtJS forums as well as an avid ExtJS user.
Also, the Sencha Team (formerly ExtJS) will be presenting. Their topics will be:
- Sencha Direction - Abraham Elias (President/CEO Sencha)
- Sencha Touch update - Tommy Maintz (Senior Architect Sencha)
- Ext JS 4 preview - Ed Spencer (Senior Architect Sencha)
- Connect/Node - Tim Caswell (Senior Architect Sencha)
Come Join us!
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Jay Garcia
Many thanks to the Sencha team for hosting this event. It was really nice to meet a lot of you. I hope to see you in November at Senchacon 2010!
Posted August 17, 2010 at 11:36 PM -
Gina
Jay and the Sencha guys were amazing. Thank you all so much. Just being in the same room with you all was so inspiring. Such wealth of information. I am so excited with the way ExtJS/Sencha Touch/ExtJS Designer/Express heading. Beautiful stuff.
Posted August 17, 2010 at 11:51 PM
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Peter KellnerEvent HostOrganizerJay and all the presenters did a great job! thank you thank you thank you!!! And, also thanks to Sencha for hosting again.
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OswaldVery informative meetup for me (even though I had virtually no prior knowledge of ExtJS) and it was a pleasure to meet the Sencha developers, all of whom are extremely talented individuals!
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bharatReally enjoyed. Very lively group last night including Ext Core. Missed Garcia's presentation though.
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awesome to hear from the Jay and Sencha developers!
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Looks like things are coming together. I look forward to meeting all of you.