ExtReact - The most complete set of React components
ExtReact PRO
Perfect for teams looking to build enterprise-grade apps in the least amount of time.-
Pro Features
- Buttons, Panels, Tabs
- Toolbars, Tooltips, Windows
- Audio, Video, and More
- Forms
- Trees
- Calendar
- Grid
- Exporter
- Tree Grid
- Pivot Grid
- Sencha Charts
- D3 Visualization
- Cmd
- Themer
US$799.00
Why would I use ExtReact if I already have Ext JS? Are there any things I can do in ExtReact that can’t be done in Ext JS?
The components in ExtReact and Ext JS are equivalent. If you’re already developing Ext JS applications and you have no plans to do React development, then you can continue using Ext JS. If you are planning to develop both Ext JS and React apps, then you can use Ext JS + Reactor library. If you have a team that is just focused on building React apps, then ExtReact is a great way to leverage their React knowledge and harness the power of Sencha’s comprehensive set of components.
Does ExtReact play well and work with Redux?
What specific benefits does ExtReact provide to end users?
ExtReact enables developers to offer their end users a great experience. Developers will be able to add sophisticated components for data analytics and data visualization which are critical as web apps are becoming more data intensive. Our theming system enables designers and developers to quickly create a fresh looking application that leverages the latest trends in application design – including Material Design. Our layout management system ensures that the application will display beautifully across device types including the desktop, tablet and smartphone ensuring that the application end user gets to have the right experience on the right screen at the right time.
How does ExtReact solve developers’ challenges?
ExtReact helps developers build beautiful web applications faster than ever before. It accelerates time to market, reduce integration risks and lower the ongoing maintenance burdens. ExtReact comes with 115+ fully tested and supported components that are all designed to work together over the lifetime of the application.
Does ExtReact support React Native apps as well?
ExtReact is specifically for React web apps.
What is the license and pricing for ExtReact? Is an Ext JS license also required?
ExtReact is a separate product with its own license and pricing. You can buy ExtReact to add components to your React apps. ExtReact Pro is $799, it include Support, and you must be current on your subscription to develop applications. Rights to distribute and use applications are perpetual.
Sencha customers who already have an Ext JS license can use Ext JS components in React simply by using the extjs-reactor npm package on GitHub (which is governed by the MIT license).
We’re considering rewriting one of our Ext JS applications from scratch and considering Ext JS + Reactor and ExtReact right now. Between ExtReact and Ext JS + Reactor, which product do you think will have greater long-term maintenance by Sencha and the Ext JS community?
You should choose the best combination for your project, based on whether your team is focused on building Ext JS and React apps or solely focused on React apps. We are absolutely committed to providing fully supported commercial frameworks for developers who want to build modern web apps. See the Ext JS product page for details on the latest release.
Would we still use Sencha Cmd with ExtReact?
In most cases, you’re already using it. You don’t have to download, configure, and maintain Sencha Cmd. You really have no direct interaction with it, either with Ext JS + Reactor or ExtReact. The Webpack plugin has an npm-wrapped version of Sencha Cmd as a dependency, so it handles all of that for you. It calls your code, looks for the components you’re using, and feeds all of that information into Sencha Cmd. Then, Cmd can build a minimal bundle. It’s all handled automatically.
Are there any parts, such as the data package, that are shared between ExtReact and Ext JS?
Can we expect component definitions to be identical between ExtReact and Ext JS?
Yes, you get all the same components with both. If you’re used to using a component in Ext JS, it will do all the same things in ExtReact. It’s just the way you interact with them and create them that’s different – JSX versus Ext.create.
How does this solution fit with NPM?
We are hosting private NPM repositories for both the trial and commercial versions of ExtReact. NPM is used to download ExtReact just as you would for any other React app.
