September 2018 Sencha Promotions
News|by Leanne Bevan|13 September 2018
Sencha has announced some great discounts for developers to take advantage of this month.
Until the end of September, you can benefit from 25% off Ext JS, GXT, Sencha Test 5-packs and ExtReact licences.
Developers can use Ext JS to build data-intensive, cross-platform web applications for desktops, tablets and mobiles.
GXT enables developers to build data-centric HTML5 apps for desktops and tablets using Java to mobilise GXT apps.
Sencha Test is a comprehensive end-to-end testing solution for Ext JS, and includes support for ExtReact, React and Angular apps.
ExtReact is a combination of components for data-intensive web apps using React.
Please contact us on +44 (0) 1364 655123 for more information or a quote.
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