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IDE for Sencha Touch

I'm new to Sencha touch 2. Is there any Sencha touch IDE (free)? Basically, I want when I write something like .. new Ext and just give space + cntrl, so there should be a list of all the methods and properties of this. OR is there any way that I can add sencha touch javascript libraries to eclipse? Like me and Komodo editor. In the komodo editor, you just need to add the javascript library, and it will automatically select all the functions, methods and properties that are in this library file.

Thanks in Advance :)

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Before you begin, download the following files:

  • sencha-touch-2.0.0-gpl.zip or sencha-touch-2.0.0-commercial.zip
  • SenchaSDKTools-2.0.0-beta3

  • Aptana studio 3

  • Take sencha-touch-2.0.0- (gpl.zip/commercial.zip) to the place you like (note that it will stay there for a long time)

  • SenchaSDKTools-2.0.0-beta3 and / or install it
  • open terminal or command line
  • cd to Sencha Touch SDK folder (Sench-touch 2.0.0- (GPL / commercial)
  • write: sencha generate application APP_NAME APP_PATH
  • press Enter (return)
  • extraction / installation of Aptana studio
  • Open Aptana Studio
  • Click help menu
  • Select "Install New Software"
  • The Add window will open.
  • Name it the Spket IDE, then enter the url http://www.agpad.com/update
  • Click OK
  • Select all, then click Next.
  • Click next
  • Read the license (like everyone else, NOT!), Then accept if you want, then click next
  • Wait for the installation to complete (restart if necessary)
  • Go to settings
  • Go to Spket, then execute JavaScript profiles
  • Click Add
  • Type Sencha
  • Click ok
  • Highlight Sencha
  • Click "Add Library", select "ExtJs"
  • Highlight ExtJs and click "Add File"
  • Select touch.jsb3 from the folder you extracted Sencha Touch SDK 2.0.0 in
  • Select all items in the tree.
  • Highlight Sencha, then click default
  • Click ok
  • File> New> Other> General> Project
  • uncheck the box that says to use the default location
  • Go to the project you created earlier
  • Enter the name of the project (preferably exactly the same name as its folder)
  • Press finish
  • expand the browse folder and open Main.js
  • type Ext. if autocomplete does not pop up like crtl + space

I created a detailed picture tutorial for this specific reason. Please let me know what you think and how it turned out :)

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I use Netbeans (http://netbeans.org) for free, but you don’t have the methods you want to autocomplete and use, which is better for what I found in Aptana studio (http: www.aptana.com), but this paid out.

For netbeans, you can change the IDE to automatically terminate based on libraries in Sencha: -

a) Right-click the SenchaApp application and select "Properties" from the drop-down menu

b) In the "Libraries" menu, select "Add Libraries" and in the window that opens, click "Create ..."

c) Name the library "Sencha_Touch" and select "Class Library" from the drop-down list.

d) On the Classpath tab, click Add JAR / Folder and select the touch folder you downloaded earlier.

e) Click OK and select the newly created Sencha_Touch library.

To verify that the code has been added correctly, create the app.js file in the application folder. Type Ext followed by "." - If the above steps were performed correctly, code completion should work.

Or go to http://techtalktone.wordpress.com/2012/02/22/using-netbeans-ide-with-sencha-touch/

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  • TextMate with Ed Spencer packages: http://edspencer.net/tag/textmate
    • Sublime Text 2, I think you can use the same packages as for TextMate, not sure!
    • JetBrainsWebStorm3 is used by many
    • Aptana (based on eclipse), there is a plugin for Sencha, but I do not touch, I think.

But I think you will like Sencha Designer 2: http://www.sencha.com/blog/sencha-designer-2-beta-announcement/

As Nag said: use the API. Greetings.

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Check out Pocket Dev

http://www.pocketdev.co/blog/sencha

It is pretty simple but works well

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Try Sublime Text 2. This is the best I've come across. You can download it from this link by selecting your OS: http://www.sublimetext.com/2

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Aptana Studio 3 is the best for Sencha 1.1 or Sencha 2.

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Have you tried Sencha architect ???

http://www.sencha.com/products/architect

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+1 on JetBrains WebStorm 3 .. it's built into helpers / pop-ups that know Sencha. And the way to automatically format (when you press return or paste the code) is very intuitive for JS and useful to the user. Just my penny.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/907837/

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