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Loiane Groner, Brazilian, works as a Java/ Sencha evangelist. She has 7+ years of experience in web development. She is the ESJUG (Espirito Santo Java Users Group) and CampinasJUG (Campinas Java Users Group) leader and coordinator. Loiane is passionate about technology and programming. Also author of ExtJS 4 First Look book. Loiane is a DZone MVB and is not an employee of DZone and has posted 42 posts at DZone. You can read more from them at their website. View Full User Profile

ExtJS 4 + Sencha Architect 2: Basic Array Grid Example

07.11.2012
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After I started a thread on the Sencha Forum to post my ExtJS 4 MVC Examples, someone gave me the idea to port the ExtJS 4 Sencha Examples to Sencha Architect 2 as well. This way it is easier for beginners to learn how to use the tool and also learn about the new MVC architecture. So starting today, I am going to port all the ExtJS 4 examples to Sencha Architect 2 using the MVC architecture. Along the way, I will also wirte a few articles teaching some tricks of how to handle some situations in ExtJS 4 and Sencha Architect 2.

I am planing to port all the grid examples first, but please let me know if there is any example in particular that I can help you with.

Following is the screenshot of the final result:

Basic Array Grid Example (using ActionColumn)

Demo: http://loiane.com.br/sencha-extjs4-examples-architect/grid/arrayGrid/app.html

Source code: https://github.com/loiane/sencha-extjs4-examples-architect/tree/master/grid/arrayGrid

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