I searched for Ext JS in action in Amazon.com and found:
Before I go into the manuscript production details, I’d like to take a moment to thank each and everyone of my readers and supporters. I began this project late in 2008 and have had tremendous support from the Ext JS community, reviewers, family and friends. This has been an absolutely fantastic ride and I am grateful to all who supported me through the nearly two years.
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RELEASE DATES: The pre-ordered print books will begin shipping 11/12 and will be released for sale from www.manning.com on November 15th.
EBOOK: The ebook will be released week of 10/31/2010.
I’d like to also publicly thank the Manning team for working with me and doing such a wonderful job!
If you are going to SenchaCon 2010, I will have five printed copies on hand to give out during my talk on 11/16. Hope to see you there!
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Now that Ext JS in Action is complete, what will I be working on? Two things, actually – “Ext JS in Action Second Edition” and “Sencha Touch in Action”. If you are interested in co-authoring “Ext JS in Action Second Edition”, I’d like to talk to you.
To celebrate Ext JS in action going to print today, I am going to give you all a sneak peek at the cover.
The Manning Production Team has been really busy trying to crank out Ext JS in action
On 9/27, Capsaicin, LLC will be hosting their first monthly Ext JS meetup in the NYC area. I’ve been invited to do a presentation (subject TBD) and hope to help spread knowledge of Ext JS via this discussion.
Details:
When:
September 27, 2010 at 6:30PM
Where:
330 Madison Ave
9th Floor – Training Room
New York, NY 10017
Google maps link: here
Official Link: http://www.meetup.com/New-York-Ext-JS-Meetup/calendar/14323565/
A few weeks ago I was interviewed about Ext JS development and Ext Js in action. If you’re interested in learning more about Ext JS in action, please feel free to click the link (or image) below.
You can get 40% off Ext JS in Action by using promo code “infoq40″ at checkout.
http://www.infoq.com/articles/extjs-in-action
Many thanks to Dio of InfoQ.com for the interview and Candace at Manning for setting it up.
In this screencast, I discuss the dangers of depending on Ext.getCmp for the development of your applications.
Ext JS Screencast – The dangers of Ext.getCmp() from Jay Garcia on Vimeo.
On Tuesday 8/17 at 6:30PM, I will be joining the San Francisco ExtJS meetup group at the Sencha office to discuss various topics related to Ext JS. If you’re going to be in the area on that day, please come and visit us.
Please register at the meetup (click the image below) before doing so.
Manning has made Ext JS in action their deal of the day. To celebrate this accomplishment, they’ve offered the book at a direct 50% discount. In order to take advantage of this, you must visit http://manning.com/garcia and use coupon code dotd0714. Hurry, this offer is only valid today.
After almost two years of work, I am pleased to announce that Ext JS in finally in full production mode and the final MEAP (Manning Early Access Program) version of the book has been released.
Manning has the following to say about the final release:
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To celebrate this major milestone, Manning has agreed to let anyone interested in purchasing the early access PDF and print copy (due in stores sometime late September) at 35% off the price. This means that you can get this print copy + MEAP PDF for as low as $29.94(USD) or the MEAP + Final Ebook for as low as $17.87(USD). To take advantage of this offer, you must purchase the book at http://manning.com/garcia and use the coupon code extjs35au in the Coupon Cod field.
For any questions or comments concerning the book or the promotion, feel free to contact us at the Manning author online forums