Use Ext JS Without Paying for the Bandwidth!
Ever since Ext JS has become so popular amongst other web developers there has been a huge influx of interested developers. One of these such interests has evolved into a huge help to the Ext JS community as a whole. On November 18, 2008 Abraham Elias of Ext success posted an article titled Ext CDN - Custom Builds, Compression, and Fast Performance. Ever since it's been easier than ever to include the amazing Ext JS libraries to your projects and websites.
The company CacheFly has graciously stepped forward to contribute their valuable resources to the Ext JS project. Thank you CacheFly.
Ext JS…The Better JS/UI Library
I have to absolutely agree with recent technology reviews stating that the Ext JS library is amongst the best user interface/ajax libraries available today. I originally found out about the library immediately after its initial creation...when the original YUI library for it was introduced to the open source community. In mid-2005 to early 2006 "Ext" came to fruition as a few really cool "widgets" placed wherever you would like on the web if you had a server for yourself somewhere. Now, Ext JS has evolved into a very large JavaScript User Interface library consisting of everything from basic "AJAX" functionality to features as large as completely customizable User Interface widgets and Adobe AIR integration.
But, we're misleading you. By classifying Ext JS as a "User Interface" library we've been leading you to believe that it is such. Well, it definitely is not. It's so much more than just a user interface library. For example, you can use other user interface libraries with Ext JS, like Scriptaculous and jQuery, using a really easy to use Ext adapter. I urge you to discover more information about Ext JS.
In the near future I'll be writing much more about this new fangled Ext JS library (3.0); tutorials, news, etc. In the past I've written a few introductory tutorials which have been getting a bit of notice and have helped a few people get their bearings with Ext JS and its Forms. For more information about Ext JS please see their website here.