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Sencha Cmd Learning Pathway

The following learning pathway will help you get started scaffolding a new project, minifying, and deploying your application to production using Sencha Cmd.

Prerequisites

Beginner

  • (Guide) Introduction to Sencha Cmd — docs.sencha.com
    Introduction to using Sencha Cmd.

  • (Blog) Behind the Sencha Command Utility and the Build Process — Jacky Nguyen on May 02, 2012
    The Sencha command utility is a cross-platform command line tool that helps make it easier than ever to develop applications with Sencha Touch 2. The tool consists of many useful automated tasks around the full lifecycle of your applications, from generating a fresh new project to deploying an app for production.

  • (Blog) The All New Sencha Cmd — Don Griffin on September 19, 2012
    Many exciting things have been happening internally on the build tools for Sencha frameworks.

  • (Guide) Using Sencha Cmd with Ext JS — docs.sencha.com
    Using Sencha Cmd to generate and develop Ext JS applications.

  • (Guide) Using Sencha Cmd with Sencha Touch — docs.sencha.com
    How to generate applications and automate the deployment and packaging process with Sencha Cmd.

  • (Blog) Using Sencha Cmd and the Sencha Eclipse Plugin Together — Aditya Bansod on November 29, 2012
    Sencha Cmd 3.0 is the newest addition to the set of tools that make it easy to build Sencha applications. The new Cmd greatly increases the functionality of what you can do on the command line, giving you the ability to scaffold, build and minify projects.

  • (Guide) Compiler-Friendly Code Guidelines — docs.sencha.com
    Recommendations for getting the most from the compiler.

  • (Guide) Workspaces in Sencha Cmd — docs.sencha.com
    Using Sencha Cmd to develop large, multi-page, applications.

  • (Guide) Single-Page Ext JS Apps — docs.sencha.com
    Using Sencha Cmd to develop single-page, Ext JS applications.

  • (Guide) Multi-Page Ext JS Apps — docs.sencha.com
    Using Sencha Cmd to develop large, multi-page, Ext JS applications.

  • (Guide) Building Themes for Ext JS — docs.sencha.com
    Introduction to themes and the image slicer.

Intermediate

  • (Guide) Advanced Sencha Cmd — docs.sencha.com
    Advanced uses of Sencha Cmd.

  • (Guide) Sencha Compiler Reference — docs.sencha.com
    Using, configuring and getting the most from the compiler.

  • (Guide) Ant Integration — docs.sencha.com
    Describes the Ant Tasks available from Sencha Cmd.

  • (Guide) Generating Metadata — docs.sencha.com
    Generation and uses for code metadata.

  • (Guide) Sencha Cmd Reference — docs.sencha.com
    A complete command line reference.

  • (Video) Using Sencha Eclipse Plugin with Sencha Cmd (10:21) — www.sencha.com on November 27, 2012
    Sencha Cmd and Sencha Eclipse Plugin work great together. See how Sencha Cmd streamlines the process of setting up your model-view-controller Ext JS or Sencha Touch application and how Sencha Eclipse Plugin gives you code assist, error checking and type ahead support from the popular Eclipse IDE. Use both these Sencha tools together to dramatically reduce your app development time.

  • (Forums) Sencha Cmd Forums — www.sencha.com