Congratz & little question

[fastorro]

Congratz for first release 3.x!

I read Sencha Ext.Js web with diferences between versions v4 and v5:
- http://www.sencha.com/forum/showthre...-4-and-ExtJS-5

Also i have investigated https://examples3.ext.net :P and i knew that it's be unfinished, it's great thing that stay alive ;)

Which is the major profit for us, for upgrade an existing webapp ?

[Daniil]

Hi @fastorro,

Thank you for the feedback!

Which is the major profit for us, for upgrade an existing webapp?

I would say the following are the biggest.

• Tablet and gesture events support
• New themes: Crisp, Crisp Touch, Neptune Touch
• New Charts package which appears to be much more solid and stronger than the legacy Ext JS 4 charts
• Enhanced Data Package
• Quite enormous amount of other smaller improvements and pieces pf new functionality that results in one more major profit:)
• Also important that from now on our focus is shifting from v2 to v3. We still fully support v2, but only bug fixing and small improvements (mostly, if requested by premiums). Any new more or less big functionality is going to be included to v3 only.

This document provides a good overview of new things in greater details.
http://docs.sencha.com/extjs/5.0/wha...whats_new.html

The most of things are already included to ExtJS v3.0 beta. I think the only major thing that is not quite incorporated to Ext.NET is the "New Application Architectures - Welcome MVVM" part. Though, in any way you are welcome to use it on client side via JavaScript if needed.

Here is a related thread - Reasons to migrate from 1.7 to 3.x.

[michaeld]

Congratz.

Did any of the Life Cycle topics for UserControls we discussed make it into 3.0?

Also, hate to bring up 5.0.1 but it has some relevant Focus fixes, especially relevant to tablets.

[Daniil]

Did any of the Life Cycle topics for UserControls we discussed make it into 3.0?

I am afraid, no:(

Also, hate to bring up 5.0.1 but it has some relevant Focus fixes, especially relevant to tablets.

Do you mean focus issues instead of "fixes"?