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ExtJS 6 shoveled or how to create a simple application?
Good afternoon.
I happened to start working on the admin panel of one large project. There are a lot of narrow-profile pages, so it was decided to leave Symfony and Doctrine to work on the server, and raise a full-fledged UI on ExtJS on the client side.
I remember it from the MODx admin panel, where it was quite convenient to build Grid, Panel, button sets. I decided to take the latest version and took 6 from the Sencha site. I unfolded the archive, and there .... words can not convey. Full-fledged php frameworks will be lighter.
Generally. If earlier the creation of an ExtJS application consisted of connecting ext-all.js, ext-all.css and a hand-written js controller, now ... Now I spent 2 days figuring out how a project is created, what CMD can do, how to rebuild it at the slightest change and how long it takes to transfer all this from LAN to the server.
Generally. The question is simple. Does ExtJS 6 still have the ability to directly integrate the library into the page without many hours of dancing with a tambourine and downloading 20,000+ files?
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That is, files can be connected directly, but the application will work slowly.
You can do it the old fashioned way (take the build from the distribution):
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="build/classic/theme-gray/resources/theme-gray-all.css" />
<script type="text/javascript" src="build/ext-all.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="build/classic/theme-gray/theme-gray.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="build/classic/locale/locale-ru.js"></script>
No. I don’t remember the normal assembly and loading in ExtJS (since the second version), I usually sculpted Gulp / Grunt collectors.
I got down on Vaadin and am satisfied, although it was the case with extgwt, and with ZK, but I settled on it.
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