I can’t help you here, and you won’t find that many resources on the net either. However, since Rails has this convenient to_json method, it’s quite easy to integrate with ExtJS. ExtJS has a pretty good documentation, so you should be focussing on that. Make a mockup interface using what you can find in the ExtJS examples and docs and once you’re finished, use rails to fit in the dynamic data.
If you don’t know ruby and/or rails, you should buy the agile web development with rails book, it’s great to learn the framework. Once you’ve got the hang of that, you can move on to ExtJS, which is a Javascript-based components library, no need and overkill to try learn both at once IMHO.
I can't help you here, and you won't find that many resources on the
net either. However, since Rails has this convenient to_json method,
it's quite easy to integrate with ExtJS. ExtJS has a pretty good
documentation, so you should be focussing on that. Make a mockup
interface using what you can find in the ExtJS examples and docs and
once you're finished, use rails to fit in the dynamic data.
If you don't know ruby and/or rails, you should buy the agile web
development with rails book, it's great to learn the framework. Once
you've got the hang of that, you can move on to ExtJS, which is a
Javascript-based components library, no need and overkill to try
learn both at once IMHO.
Best regards
Peter De Berdt
Thanks for your reply!
I'm actually reading the book you are referring to right now, and i'm soon done.
I think I will look at the ExtJS examples, and try to incorporate some Rails!
Best Regards
Jacob Pedersen
just create partial parametrised with some objects.
next you can reference those parts by passing some variables to it and thus have rendering js done quite elegant with pure ruby.