How to create a Spotify app using ExtReact

Blog|by Leanne Bevan|22 November 2019

Sencha has put together a step-by-step video series showing developers how to create a simple Spotify app using their ExtReact product.

ExtReact is a compilation of over 115 React UI components that cover development, design and testing. There are also adaptive components and a data package.

There are 15 videos in the playlist, including:

  1. What is ExtReact
  2. What you’ll be doing
  3. Get access to ExtReact
  4. Get the Starter app
  5. Use ExtReact
  6. Set up Spotify
  7. New Releases
  8. DataView
  9. Show album details
  10. Album in its own class
  11. Layout
  12. Tracks

Watch the full playlist here.

Grey Matter is proud to be a Sencha partner. Please email [email protected] if you have any licensing queries.

22 November 2019 | Blog

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Leanne has been part of our team for over a decade, and has worked as a vendor marketing manager for a number of our key vendors. Now with a keen focus on cyber security as well as developer technologies, Leanne continues to manage marketing across several vendors, including Embarcadero, Acronis, ESET, and more.

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