The second edition of the book written by Shea Frederick, Steve “Cutter” Blades, Nigel White and myself is now available for purchase. Learning Ext JS covers version 3.2+ of the Ext JS JavaScript framework and will give developers who are new to the framework a head-start in creating high-quality rich applications.

The second edition updates the existing content for the latest Ext JS version, and adds new chapters to cover the newest components available in Ext JS 3.2. Go Tripod have been working with Ext JS to create exciting web applications for a number of enterprise customers and our Ext JS consultancy service is proving increasingly popular.

Working on Learning Ext JS was a pleasure and a privilege for me and I’d like to thank Packt, my co-authors, and the developers of Ext JS. Hopefully our customers will continue to be eager for applications in this excellent framework – I’m looking forward to continue working with it in future!

The Ext JS 3.0 Cookbook by Jorge Ramon is now available. As Jorge says in his introductory post:

The Ext JS 3.0 Cookbook is for developers who want a book of useful techniques, with explanations, that they can refer to and adapt to their purposes.

I was a Technical Reviewer for this book, and it contains not just simple recipes to get you started, but complex ones to allow you to bend Ext JS to your will. If you buy Ext JS 3.0 Cookbook eBook along with the eBook edition of the book I co-authored, Learning Ext JS, you can get a 50% discount using the promo code jsco34ler on the Packt website. Congratulations Jorge!