Ext Gantt

Ext Gantt is a highly interactive gantt chart component that can assist you in project management, resource allocation and more. It is very easy to setup and customize according to your business needs.

The component is written in pure JavaScript and it is based on the Ext JS framework but requires nothing else to run. It has no server dependencies whatsoever – meaning it will work together with any backend.

Click here to go to the site

Features

• Fully themeable, requiring only some basic HTML/CSS knowledge
• Easy to plugin your own business logic
• Drag & drop and resize functionality
• Inline editing of labels
• Zoom functionality
• Full dependency support
• Easy to extend and override
• Supports all major browsers (including iPhone Safari)

Name: Mats Bryntse (ExtJs Profile – Mankz) Info: Ext JS enthusiast, member since 2007 and author of Ext Scheduler & Ext Gantt. Also created the Framework Scanner for inspecting the footprint of the popular Ajax frameworks. http://www.extjs.com/forum/member.php?17197-mankz

Ext Designer works on two levels–as a prototyping tool as well as a code generation tool. Particularly for complex UIs, it saves tens of hours of development time that are normally spent tweaking layouts and making sure that nested elements play well together. Best of all, (and unlike most prototyping tools), it produces clean, object oriented code that looks like the code you would have written yourself.

We think that Ext Designer will be a great tool for both single developers and teams working together to build applications. The drag and drop interface can be used by anyone involved in the design of an application. A project can easily be started by a business analyst, passed to a user interface designer, and finally handed off to the development team to be enhanced with functionality—saving time every step of the way. We’ve even used Ext Designer to build parts of Ext Designer!

Features

The main screen of Ext Designer allows developers and designers to assemble layouts by dragging and dropping components together. They can quickly change the layout of a specific component, or use the inspector to manipulate more detailed properties.

In addition to components and the visual side of an application, there are also several new ways to incorporate and configure data stores. These data stores can then be bound directly to components like DataGrids and Trees. Whether your data is in JSON, XML, a simple Javascript array, or an Ext Direct connection, Ext Designer can help you build a data store for it faster than ever.

Once the application design is finished, code can be exported on a component-by-component basis, as either JSON or Javascript classes. Again, this code is still Javascript, so it can easily be extended with the IDE of your choice.

Interface

Those who have seen early previews of Ext Designer are in for a nice surprise. We’ve completely redesigned the application for final release, giving it a whole new level of polish. In addition to a better look and feel, the new product chrome looks separate and distinct from the actual interfaces you are creating, which we think will prove very helpful.

All in all, we have truly put our hearts into Ext Designer and we hope you’ll find it as useful as we have. We will be hosting some webinars soon, but download Ext Designer today and try it out for yourself!

While the beta announcement covers most of the details of the new release, a few additional changes made their way in between then and now:

• Ext.ux.SliderTip has been incorporated into the library as Ext.slider.Tip
• Ext.ux.form.SliderField has been incorporated into the library as Ext.form.SliderField
• Significant performance improvements to the Box Layouts, resulting in a 25% speed increase in many cases
• Performance improvements to AnchorLayout and ColumnLayout
• New Themes Viewer example
• Updated Charts
• 60 bug and enhancement tickets have been closed since the beta release

Click here to see the rest of the release post…

Here, Jay walks you through how Ext JS Data Stores and GridPanels work. First by a slide show, illustrating how the utility classes are used, then an actual live code walk through.

What is ExtizeMe

ExtizeMe, basicall, is a wordpress theme. It makes heavy use o JavaScript. Everything: layout, behaviour and look&feel needs JavaScript to work. If a user browser does not have JavaScript enabled, ExtizeMe displays itself as plain html theme: ExtJs 1.9.

Current features

• ExtizeMe is SEO-Friendly; web crawlers see it as plain HTML websites, while users with modern browsers can use advanced, dynamic interface;
• ExtizeMe has two modes: full and preview. In preview mode people can switch between JavaScript and HTML layout. Full mode does not allow for such a choice;
• ExtizeMe has currently one sidebar, accordion layout;
• ExtizeMe has 6 CSS skins which are actually Ext JS themes;
• …There are more…

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Ext Gantt

Ext Gantt is a highly interactive gantt chart component that can assist you in project management, resource allocation and more. It is very easy to setup and customize according to your business needs.

The component is written in pure JavaScript and it is based on the Ext JS framework but requires nothing else to run. It has no server dependencies whatsoever – meaning it will work together with any backend.

Click here to go to the site

Features

• Fully themeable, requiring only some basic HTML/CSS knowledge
• Easy to plugin your own business logic
• Drag & drop and resize functionality
• Inline editing of labels
• Zoom functionality
• Full dependency support
• Easy to extend and override
• Supports all major browsers (including iPhone Safari)

• Homepage: http://www.ext-scheduler.com
• Live Examples
• Requirements : ExtJS 3+
• Current version? 1.5
• Buy a license
• Feedback/bugs forum
• Documentation
• GWT Ext (GXT) component: Forum thread here, release late February 2010
• IE6 Support: Hrmmm
• Is it 100% bug free? Hardly

To receive information and updates, either

• Send me an email at mats@ext-scheduler.com.
• Join the Facebook page
• Follow me on twitter

Time for coffee, enjoy!

my team and i started the project in march 2008 under the projectname “bookThis”. the goal was to build a system, sportcenters can easily manage their courts & employees and their customers have the ability to book online. it only took that long since i am the only dude of the team who has some skills in extjs and i coded the whole system alone.

In oktober 2008 we took part at a web2.0 competition of the university of Münster (Germany) and won the second price of 27 teams. http://dbms.uni-muenster.de/launchpa…8/gewinner.htm

the jury adviced us to try it out, so i freezed my studying from that day on and continued to work fulltime on the software.

In oktober 2009 the BMWI (federal ministry of economics and technology) supported us to present the system at the FSB. The International Trade Fair for Amenity Areas, Sports and Pool Facilities in Cologne where we finally got some first “real” feedback.

Until now, i have not earned a single dollar with this, but i am hoping this will change. so i just bought my commercial ext-license and i am planing to build up a startup-company with fieldmanager.de.

i am really looking forward for feedback of the community and enjoyed the long time developing with extjs. keep up the good work!

kind regards,
Tobiu