Jun 21, 2016, 2:26 AM
Sencha Touch and Ext.NET
We currently have a Ext.NET 3 license AND Sencha Touch license (single dev - lapsed support).
The problem is that we really like the sencha touch as the controls are specific for mobile. While Ext.NET is good, we found issues in the grids with drag/drop, cant minimize/maximize and long touch doesnt work properly, etc in v3... We have open Bugs that are not yet fixed.
If I buy an Ext.NET 4 license, I understand that we are also buying an ExtJS license (hence massive price increases with min. 5 user license). What ExtJslicense is it? Since Sencha merged Touch to ExtJs in V6, would the EXT.NET license then entitle us to use Touch? If i bought ExtJs separately, i would get Touch. I would hope so, please comment.
Lastly, if i owned a ExtJs 6 license, would EXT.Net offer a license model of JUST Ext.NET 4 cost since we already pay for the ExtJs. It isn't fair to make us pay twice for the same software.
Please comment.
Thanks,
/Z
The problem is that we really like the sencha touch as the controls are specific for mobile. While Ext.NET is good, we found issues in the grids with drag/drop, cant minimize/maximize and long touch doesnt work properly, etc in v3... We have open Bugs that are not yet fixed.
If I buy an Ext.NET 4 license, I understand that we are also buying an ExtJS license (hence massive price increases with min. 5 user license). What ExtJslicense is it? Since Sencha merged Touch to ExtJs in V6, would the EXT.NET license then entitle us to use Touch? If i bought ExtJs separately, i would get Touch. I would hope so, please comment.
Lastly, if i owned a ExtJs 6 license, would EXT.Net offer a license model of JUST Ext.NET 4 cost since we already pay for the ExtJs. It isn't fair to make us pay twice for the same software.
Please comment.
Thanks,
/Z
