Rich Waters

Ext, Javascript, Notes/Domino, Ext.nd, Ruby on Rails

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Busy Times

Saturday, January 10th, 2009

Well, it seems when things get busy this place is one of the first to get left behind. Unfortunately I don’t foresee things slowing down a whole lot until perhaps later this year. The Ext team has been working on some really exiting stuff though, and I can’t wait until we’re able to [...]

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Ext & Google Maps

Tuesday, July 1st, 2008

A colleague of mine, Shea Frederick, whipped up a really nice example integration of the Google Maps API and Ext JS. I had the chance to look at the demo a while back when there were some minor rendering issues, it appears that they’ve all been resolved and the result is really slick.
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Ext and Aptana Jaxer

Tuesday, June 10th, 2008

I’m not one to normally do frivolous things like blog about blogging, but I spent a good deal of time playing around with Jaxer and wrote up an article on the Ext Blog. The article covers integrating an Ext Data Store with Jaxer, and a nice example of using Ext.XTemplate on the server. [...]

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Ext.nd Progress

Monday, May 19th, 2008

It’s been a while since I’ve said anything about the progress of Ext.nd, Jack and I have been quite busy since Lotusphere. We’ve been on the verge of a new release for a while hope to have it tested and available soon.
As for the framework itself we’ve made some great progress lately. Jack [...]

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Quick Ext IE Tip

Wednesday, March 5th, 2008

I’ve found myself basically living in Firebug lately, and getting used to using console.log and console.dir a whole bunch. Problem is that I\’m not running firebug lite so I don’t have any IE equivalent. Tossing this script in real quick has helped out a lot.
Ext.onReady(function(){
try {
console.log(‘bleh’);
[...]

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