In the process, you’ll work with Sencha’s model-view-controller (MVC) components for form handling, styling, integration with outside data, and other elements. The Sencha Touch learning curve can be steep, but if you’re familiar with javascript, HTML5, CSS3, and JSON, this guide will get you up to speed through real-world examples.

Learn the fundamentals, including the class and layout systems
Use the Sencha MVC architecture to structure your code
Implement data models and stores, and create an event controller
Make remote connections by implementing server proxies
Save data offline by implementing client proxies
Work with view components such as maps, lists, and floating panels
Implement and handle forms, and construct a custom theme
Create production and native build packages