Factory Function File Pattern
17. March 2009
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You know, I’m not very big fan of factory functions, nevertheless, I’m aware of the fact that they may be necessary in some situations.
You know, I’m not very big fan of factory functions, nevertheless, I’m aware of the fact that they may be necessary in some situations.
Important If you have not already done so, study Writing a Big Application in Ext (Part 1) and Writing a Big Application in Ext (Part
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Important If you have not already done so, study Writing a Big Application in Ext (Part 1) before you read this article. It would be
We need to know all events that are fired by a component and in which order sometimes. It is easy to find out.
Event are often misunderstood as to their origin, purpose and handling. You can find in-depth definition of events which knowledge gives you the potential ability to effectively use them in your applications whether small or large.
Imagine that you have a one-to-many relationship in your database, for example, you have table person in which you keep personal data (first, middle, last names, etc.) and you have table phone where you keep phone numbers (phone type, phone number).
It is quite common to have person:phones, company:phones, order:items, invoice:items, etc relationships.
There has been a lot of confusion I have observed on the Ext Forums as to xtype. Some people ignore it fully, some think that it is what it is not. So I’ve decided to clarify it.
Should we code our special functionality we need to add to Ext or Touch as extension or as plugin? This article discusses differences and use cases of both approaches to give you all information you need for right decisions on the matter.
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