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Curriculum
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About Ext JS:
Ext JS training is designed for the developers who want to learn Ext JS 4 & 5 from scratch.
This training helps them to be productive in professional Ext JS projects by focusing on real-world application scenarios.
Training includes demo and hands-on exercise on various topics using live data feeds.
Prerequisites:
Before proceeding with this course it is advisable for you to understand the basics concepts of computer programming.
But the course is self-contained and you will be able to learn on various concepts of Power Shell even if you are a beginner.
You just need to have a basic understanding of working with a simple text editor and command line.
ExtJS Fundamentals Introduction And Overview1:
Opening Hello1.1
Sencha ExtJS for You? 1.2
Sencha ExtJS is Not Sencha Touch1.3
Why Sencha ExtJS?1.4
The 20 Line ExtJS Web Application Walkthrough1.5
A Real World ExtJS Web Application Walkthrough1.6
JavaScript Fundamentals And The ExtJS Class System2
Overview2.1:
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Singletons and Literals2.2
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ExtJS Utility Functions2.3
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ExtJS Class System2.4
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Summary2.5
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ExtJS Components And Documentation3
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Overview3.1:
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The Paradigm Shift 3.2
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What is a Component? 3.3
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Setting Up a Base ExtJS Application3.4
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Adding a Simple Component With Ext.create3.5
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Introducing the Alias Type3.6
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Templates for HTML3.7
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Listening for Component Events Like Component Resize3.8
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Enabling and Disabling Components3.9
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Showing and Hiding Components 3.10
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Component Life Cycle3.11
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ExtJS Documentation Walkthrough3.12
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Summary3.13
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Overview4.1:
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Containers And Layout Managers4.1
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Containers and Layout Managers Defined4.2
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Coding Layouts in JavaScript4.3
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An Abundance of Layout Managers4.4
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Pack and Align With VBox and HBox4.5
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Combining Layout Managers4.6
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Summary4.7
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Data Models And Stores In ExtJS5
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Introduction5.1:
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All About the Data Model5.2
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JavaScript Examples Defining and Creating Data Models5.3
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Validation Using Data Models5.4
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CRUD (Create Read Update Delete) With Data Proxies5.5
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Data Model Associates, BelongsTo, HasMany, etc.5.6
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Data Store Concepts5.7
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Summary5.8
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Visual Layout And The Conference Editor App6
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Introduction6.1:
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Ten Thousand Foot View of the App We Will Build6.2
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Visual Layout Specifics6.3
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Minimal App, Getting Started With Viewport6.4
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Ext.Application Launch and Our First Border Layout6.5
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Combining Layout Managers to Get What We Want6.6
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Introducing xtype to Reduce Code Complexity6.7
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Using Type to Simplify Our Previous Combined Layout Example6.8
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More About Type and How to Find It6.9
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Layout Resizing, Splitters, and More Border Layout Tips6.10
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Summary6.11
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The Sessions Grid Panel, Xtype, And Editing With Form Panel7
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Introduction7.1:
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Adding a Grid Panel With Sample Data to Sessions7.2
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Enhancing That Sessions Grid Panel With Clean Columns7.3
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Make Our Sessions Grid an xtype, The Mechanics7.4
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Pulling Real Session Data With Proxy7.5
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Sorting Our Sessions Grid7.6
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Grouping Our Session Grid by Time With Custom Group Headers7.7
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Adding a Row Double Click Listener to the Session Grid7.8
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Enhancing Our Session Grid Form to Look Good7.9
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Form Loading of Real Model Session Data7.10
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Adding Save and Cancel Buttons to Our Session Form7.11
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Implementing Form Save Handlers and Form Binding Verifications7.12
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Summary7.13
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MVC, JavaScript File Separation, And Scalability8
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Introduction8.1:
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Structuring Ext. Application to Handle the Main View, the MVC Way8.2
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Converting the Sessions Grid Panel to MVC With Types8.3
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Integrating the Session Edit Form Into MVC8.4
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Bring Over the Session Data Store Into MVC8.5
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In MVC, Separating Out the Data Model From the Data Store8.6
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Summary8.7
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Controllers, HTML Templates, And Some Style9
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Introduction9.1:
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Controller Basics9.2
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Adding Listeners and Implementing Form Open9.3
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Building Our Sessions Grid Panel With Data9.4
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Defining Our Session and Presenter Models and Stores the MVC Way9.5
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Building the Presenter Cross Reference to Sessions Grid Panel9.6
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Wire Up JavaScript to Filter Presenters by Sessions Using Refs9.7
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Bring in the Session Details Panel9.8
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Bringing in HTML Templates to Session Details9.9
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Binding Model Data to Templates9.10
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Integrating Nested Presenter Data Into Templates9.11
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Bring Templates to Life With Style9.12
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Summary9.13
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