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Anybody here had some experience with Sencha Touch? 12 Years Ago by Dean_Grobler …'ve recently started with the [URL="http://www.sencha.com/products/touch/"]Sencha Touch API[/URL], or should i say, [B]tried… Can't build an android app in sencha using command line 11 Years Ago by rotten69 Hi everyone, I am trying to compile a sencha touch 2 project to build an android app but it doesn't …\package\app.js [INF] Completed compilation. [INF] Processed remote file touch/sencha-touch.js [INF] Processed local file app.js [INF] Minified app… Re: Is HTML/CSS good for MBL APPS? 10 Years Ago by gabrielcastillo Depending on how you build your mobile app. you can use html5 and javascript library like jquery mobile, you can built a native app. Native apps like iOS or andrioid have their own language. Mobile frameworks are becoming popular now, it makes it real easy to build an app. Sencha Touch is a mobile framework Sencha Touch Draggable and Droppable issue 12 Years Ago by Akash Saikia … am totally new in [B]ExtJs [/B]and [B]Sencha [/B]touch... As per the samples explained in the demo application of… sencha i am able to have one [B]Droppable [/B]area… Building Mobile Apps with NS Basic/App Studio 12 Years Ago by jeffcogswell … it doesn't bear much resemblance to the regular jQuery). Sencha has a mobile version as well, which does have a… iPhone's standard rolling selector thingy. That's a nice touch, as you can target different devices without having to make… Re: Can't build an android app in sencha using command line 11 Years Ago by rotten69 solved it. Re: Building Mobile Apps with NS Basic/App Studio 12 Years Ago by jeffcogswell [B]Update![/B] Hey everyone, this is Jeff, the author of this article. The very friendly NS Basic people contacted me right after I wrote this article, and provided some clarification regarding the use of Basic. Turns out there's an option to choose all JavaScript, and I missed it. Click on the project in the name in the Project Explorer, and then … Re: Building Mobile Apps with NS Basic/App Studio 12 Years Ago by Dish2u I've worked with both Titanium and PhoneGap, but there doesn't seem to be much code out there where I can run tests on my own variations. Does NS Basic have a decent enough following where I could try some mixing of various functions from other projects? Thanks, <URL SNIPPED> Re: Building Mobile Apps with NS Basic/App Studio 12 Years Ago by Douglas Green Where can I find apps created with App Studio that are more complex than the examples supplied? Re: Building Mobile Apps with NS Basic/App Studio 11 Years Ago by BryanChris I am using javaworld and OpenPlug for developin APP, but the tool you share seem littile complex, might be it's due to the reason that I use to of using thap App for Mobile Development. Can I get its complete tutorial that Help me to learn that easily. It look user friendly but took some time to get full grip on it. Re: Building Mobile Apps with NS Basic/App Studio 10 Years Ago by Timothy_1 NSBasic App Studio is utterly awful! It has driven my team and I nearly insane with the countless bugs it contains. If you want to end up in an asylum, use NSBasic to develop your mobile device apps! Re: Building Mobile Apps with NS Basic/App Studio 10 Years Ago by MikeC65 Tim is a troll. Apparently he searches the web for reviews and mentions of App Studio and puts the exact same post up each time. He's been doing this pretty much since the product hit the market. I don't know what his problem is, but since nobody else seems to be of his opinion (App Studio has its flaws, particularly the lousy documentation, but no… Re: Building Mobile Apps with NS Basic/App Studio 9 Years Ago by Borisbelfer Tim is right. I had many problems with previous version and repeatedly wrote to developer. He provided some work arounds but no fixes, to the point that I gave up and recommended Tech Basic to all my clients instead. Now the developer does not wish to give me refund or upgrade to new version "without many bugs" for free! Re: Building Mobile Apps with NS Basic/App Studio 9 Years Ago by Batninja If you know VB then NSBasic is really great! In 60 minutes I've got further than 6 months with other IDE's. For 50 quid it's a bargain and very easy to use. I'm not clear what the problem is with the docs either. There's tons of sample code files and reference docs, even the manual for a complete 4 day programming course is included! It's a joy …