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We'll also provide tips and resources for migrating from Ext JS 3 to Ext JS 4.\n\nHosting this webinar from Sencha will be Aditya Bansod, Sr. Director of Product Management, Ed Spencer, Sr. Software Architect, and Brian Moeskau, Sr. Software Architect."},{"title":"Ext JS 3 to 4 Migration, Part 1","thumb":"http://b.vimeocdn.com/ts/149/792/149792412_200.jpg","id":"23027769","description":"In this video tutorial series Brian Moeskau teaches you how to use the Ext compatibility layer to migrate existing Ext 3 applications to Ext 4. 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During this session, you'll learn all the in-depth details with a hands-on coding review of the updated ContainerLayouts and newly introduced ComponentLayouts. \n\nPresented by Jamie Avins.\n\nCheck out http://sencha.com/conference for more session videos."},{"title":"Charting & Data Visualization in Ext JS 4","thumb":"http://b.vimeocdn.com/ts/110/173/110173068_200.jpg","id":"17673342","description":"The exciting future of full JavaScript-powered charts and data visualizations coming in Ext JS 4.0! No Flash required! \n\nPresented by Jamie Avins.\n\nCheck out http://sencha.com/conference for more session videos."},{"title":"Ext JS 4 Architecture","thumb":"http://b.vimeocdn.com/ts/110/628/110628273_200.jpg","id":"17733892","description":"Ext JS 4 has a thoroughly revamped architecture that enables faster performance and more developer flexibility. 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We'll also bring several patterns (namespaced references, Function closures, inline references, ref/refOwner, and the \"Poor-man's message bus\") to bear on the bowl of soup we call \"scope.\"\n\nPresented by Doug Hendricks.\n\nCheck out http://sencha.com/conference for more session videos."},{"title":"Behavior Driven Testing with Jasmine","thumb":"http://b.vimeocdn.com/ts/113/422/113422915_200.jpg","id":"18100173","description":"An intro to Jasmine: BDD for JavaScript. We'll talk about why you want to use a test framework for JavaScript testing, why use Jasmine, and review its features, syntax and infrastructure, including how best to incorporate into a Sencha application. \n\nPresented by Davis Frank.\n\nCheck out http://sencha.com/conference for more session videos."},{"title":"Debugging Your Ext JS Code","thumb":"http://b.vimeocdn.com/ts/113/275/113275508_200.jpg","id":"18080793","description":"To err is human, to code flawlessly is divine. During this session, you'll learn how to debug your JavaScript, Data, and Ext JS based applications using commonly available tools and advanced insight into the Ext JS component framework and life-cycle.\n\nPresented by Aaron Conran & Jarred Nicholls.\n\nCheck out http://sencha.com/conference for more session videos."}],"title":"Concepts"},{"items":[{"title":"Advanced Server Integration with Data and Direct","thumb":"http://b.vimeocdn.com/ts/111/724/111724762_200.jpg","id":"17876920","description":"Many Ext JS developers have yet to take advantage of Ext Direct to directly call server methods from the browser. During this session, you'll learn how to leverage Ext.Direct's existing functionality to make accessing your server data easier while eliminating common boiler-plate code. This session will spend more time on introductory material. 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In this session, you'll learn how to create a re-usable component for Ext JS, and I'll describe my own experience creating Ext Scheduler - the scheduling component for Ext JS. \n\nPresented by Mats Bryntse.\n\nCheck out http://sencha.com/conference for more session videos."}],"title":"Components"},{"items":[{"title":"Theming Ext JS 4","thumb":"http://b.vimeocdn.com/ts/121/202/121202378_200.jpg","id":"19159630","description":"Ext JS 4 has a new CSS architecture which uses SASS & Compass. This will enable developers to easily create new themes. 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We'll also discuss how government standards like Section 508 may apply to your organization. \n\nPresented by Aaron Conran.\n\nCheck out http://sencha.com/conference for more session videos."},{"title":"All About HTML5 Offline Storage","thumb":"http://b.vimeocdn.com/ts/111/478/111478226_200.jpg","id":"17844271","description":"HTML5 gives us a number of different techniques for storing information on the client machine: AppCache for storing local copies of assets, localStorage for quick and simple key/value data, WebSQL and IndexDB for full SQL-like queries, and the FileSystem APIs for reading/writing files to a persistent sandbox. We'll spend time discussing all of these solutions and when you would want to use each. \n\nPresented by Eric Bidelman.\n\nCheck out http://sencha.com/conference for more session videos."},{"title":"Architecting for the Enterprise","thumb":"http://b.vimeocdn.com/ts/114/998/114998224_200.jpg","id":"18309352","description":"Adopting early planning and architectural design strategies is essential to create scalable Enterprise apps that are ready to meet the demands of dynamic workforces, and can scale to meet future business needs. You'll learn how to leverage class-based UI development within evolving Agile/Waterfall development methodologies and how Ext.Direct, Connect, and Ext.data packages can assist with integration. 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