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Let's hope so, although IBM raised the max size of the Notes file from 1GB to 64GB. This is a lot of email :)

Notes is hierarchical database. having 300,000 documents at each level is not bad.

Historically, most mergers/acquisitions end up being failures. Idera does not have much experience with acquiring Web companies, so most likely this acquisition won't be any diferent.

Perhaps you...

See if a tweet to Atanas Popov will help.

I think this is a bug. These lines overlap in the official examples as well.

http://examples.sencha.com/extjs/6.6.0/examples/kitchensink/?charts=true#pie-3d
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Kumar, if the x-axis is not visible as a result of scrolling, then this is not a good solution. My understanding is that the x-axis should stay in place.


@gsaivinay wrote that he wants to see...

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I think the way to implement the chart "scrolling" is to listen to the scroll event and then filter the chart's store accordingly.

The job market might have already passed judgement on the Sencha acquisition by Idera.

There are no Ext JS jobs in the Chicago area where roughly 10M people live.

You can try any search engine....

See hakimio's previous comment.

https://www.sencha.com/forum/showthread.php?304118-Is-ExtJS-dying&p=1319071&viewfull=1#post1319071

It's not mainstream anymore because the code base and tooling are getting dated. Ext JS lost a lot of popularity over the last several years and Sencha is not doing much to change this downward...

I just built a small demo React app using Parcel. I have to say the process is very simple. FYI this developer claims that Webpack is now obsolete.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hCxvp3_o0gM

This problem would manifest itself on IE 8.

Les

I'm not sure if this a bug, feature request or a documentation issue.

The custom Ext.Array.filter code does not check for sparse arrays, but the native implementation includes this check.
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Atanas Popov already stated that he is not a believer in open source, so don't expect any improvements in this respect.

Docs are working now

Sencha/Idera should step up in many ways. Popularity of Ext JS has been declining for the past several years and Sencha is not doing much to reverse this trend.

Apollo GraphQL client supports query batching as well.

Cool.

Webix DataTable has the same feature.

DataTable applies lazy rendering for large number of columns as well as for rows.

Do you have a test showing how it could fail?

See this comment in the Sencha blog.

We are seeing some consolidation as the number of competing JS frameworks decreased to two or perhaps three leading frameworks.

Top JavaScript Libraries & Tech to Learn in 2018

FYI There are some change on the Meet the Team page.

He probably didn't get any response. I'd not be surprised if this acquisition resulted in lawsuits because Idera is going to lose a bundle by acquiring Sencha.

I worked with the Ext JS router on a large project, and IMO this router required a lot of work to be on a par w/ other routers. A lot of this work was done for Ext JS 6.6, but now it's hard to say...

Someone must have told IDERA that JavaScript programming is easy and they can save a lot of money if they outsource the entire Sencha dev staff.

They didn't even want to wait with the layoffs...

There's no fake news. I got into many arguments and even pointless name calling with former Sencha employees because I wanted Ext JS to succeed. The turning point for me was seeing the bad support...