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A practical guide for designers and developers to create scalable enterprise-class web applications in ExtJS and Sencha Touch using the Sencha MVC architecture Overview Map general MVC architecture concept to the classes in ExtJS 4.x and Sencha Touch Create a practical application in ExtJS as well as Sencha Touch using various Sencha MVC Architecture concepts and classes. Dive deep into the building blocks of the Sencha MVC Architecture including the class system, loader, controller, and application. In Detail Sencha provides one of the most popular frameworks to build RIA applications (using ExtJS) and HTML5 compliant mobile applications (using Sencha Touch). Creating an application is always easy, but creating a highly maintainable and scalable application is challenging without having solid architectural practices in place. Sencha MVC Architecture covers all the aspects, from project design to building and packaging, creating and delivering an enterprise-class application by applying Sencha MVC Architecture. Every concept is supported with a functional code, which you can quickly try out and also understand how it works. The book presents the general MVC architecture and presents a case for the client-side MVC architecture and their importance. You will learn why we need to have client-side MVC architecture and how the concepts map to the Sencha MVC Architecture. You will then learn how to create an application in ExtJS as well as Sencha Touch by applying all the concepts and classes of Sencha MVC Architecture. The step-by-step approach helps you build a working application without getting into the detail of the constructs yet explains how things work. The later part of the book will explain the Sencha MVC Architecture constructs in detail class system, loader, controller, etc. and the best practices introduced by the framework. The end of the book will walk you through the challenges that you will face when you model your application using the Sencha MVC Architecture and also show you how to overcome each one of them. You will learn how to make use of the tools to manage your project beginning from the project creation to delivery. What you will learn from this book Master the general MVC architecture concept Learn how the server-side and client-side MVC architecture work their purpose Understand the importance of client-side MVC architecture Use Sencha MVC Architecture to map the architectural concept to different classes Implement a functional ExtJS based application and a Sencha Touch application using the Sencha MVC Architecture Understand the internal functioning of the Sencha MVC Architecture classes view, model, store, controller, and application Learn how the new class system works and what best practices are implemented by it, including the coding guidelines such as naming convention, accessor methods, etc. Discover the tools available and how to use them to create projects based on MVC architecture, build and package them Approach This is a step-by-step tutorial with plenty of example code for easier and quicker pick-up.

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Sencha MVC Architecture

Sencha MVC Architecture

Copyright 2012 Packt Publishing

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Ajit Kumar

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About the Author

Ajit Kumar started his IT career with Honeywell, Bangalore in the field of embedded systems and moved on to enterprise business applications (such as ERP) in his 12 year career. From day one, he has been a staunch supporter and promoter of Open Source and believes strongly that Open Source is the way for a liberal, diversified, and democratic setup, like India.

He dreams and continuously endeavors that the architecture, frameworks, and tools facilitate the software development at the speed of thought.

He has done his B.E. in Computer Science and Engineering from the Bihar Institute of Technology and co-founded Walking Tree, which is based out of Hyderabad, India. Here he plays the role of CTO and works on fulfilling his vision.

I would like to thank my wife, Priti, and my sons, Pratyush and Piyush, for their support and encouragement, and all the people behind the Sencha products and other Open Source projects.

About the Reviewers

Dave Kinsella has been a professional web developer since 1996. Over the years, he has worked with many different technologies on projects ranging from public websites and web applications to large intranet content management systems. He has never considered himself to be a specialist in any particular field other than the general topic of "Web Technology" and spends a lot of his spare time trying out new ideas and techniques. Many of these can be found on his blog: webdeveloper2.com.

He is currently employed by Quantiv Limited as the Head of Interactive Design, where he is designing and building flexible web-based interfaces for complex data-processing applications using ExtJS and Sencha Touch.

Deepak Vohra is a consultant and a principal member of the NuBean.com software company. He is a Sun Certified Java Programmer and Web Component Developer, and has worked in the fields of XML and Java programming and J2EE for over five years. He is the co-author of the book Pro XML Development with Java Technology, Apress and was the technical reviewer for the book WebLogic: The Definitive Guide, O'Reilly . He was also the technical reviewer for the book Ruby Programming for the Absolute Beginner , Course Technology PTR and the technical editor for the book Prototype and Scriptaculous in Action,Manning Publications . He is also the author of the Packt Publishing books JDBC 4.0 and Oracle JDeveloper for J2EE Development , Processing XML documents with Oracle JDeveloper 11g , and EJB 3.0 Database Persistence with Oracle Fusion Middleware 11g .

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Preface

Model-View-Controller is a popular architecture among the software developers to build scalable and maintainable applications. While most of the time we use the server-side MVC architecture, with the complexity increasing in the Rich Application Development, a similar architecture is needed on the client-side, as well. The client-side MVC architecture allows us to de-couple the presentation from the model and the controller logic. The newly introduced client-side MVC architecture in Sencha's two frameworks ExtJS and Touchoffers a great way to model applications where we can leverage the benefits of the architecture, and also with the Sencha SDK Tools we can manage the complete projectfrom creation to build and packagingeffectively. This, on one side, helps us to develop an application by following the MVC architectural principles, project structure, and coding guidelines while, on the other side, it optimizes our build and packaging for the Web.

What this book covers

, Sencha MVC Architecture : This chapter describes the MVC architecture and outlines the need of having an MVC architecture implemented on the clientside, which runs inside a browser. The chapter shows how to model an application without using Sencha MVC architecture and look at the demerits of that modeling. It then reviews the benefits that one can get by following Sencha MVC architecture. Subsequently, it visits the classes in ExtJS as well as Sencha Touch, which map to the model, view, and controller.

, Creating an Application : In this chapter we look at a sample application and learn how to model it as per the MVC architecture and map the different building blocks to the classes provided by ExtJS and Sencha Touch. The application development involves how to identify the views, models, and controllers in an application, how to make use of multiple controllers within an application and pass the data and control between them to achieve the overall application behavior. At the end, we look at some of the rules related to class naming convention, folder structure, and so on, which is required to get the application up and running.

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