List of Tables

Chapter 1. Introducing Sencha Touch

Table 1.1. Describing the various sections of the Sencha Touch framework

Table 1.2. The various groups of UI widgets available in the Sencha Touch framework

Table 1.3. Comparing touch gesture events with desktop mouse gesture events

Chapter 2. Using Sencha Touch for the first time

Table 2.1. Choosing a license model for Sencha Touch

Table 2.2. The various files in the Sencha Touch package

Table 2.3. The list of files in the MyApp directory and the role of each in your application

Chapter 4. Mastering the building blocks

Table 4.1. Sample selectors that should help you differentiate between different selectors that the child, down, and query methods accept

Chapter 5. Toolbars, buttons, and docked items

Table 5.1. The methods used to manage docked items dynamically

Chapter 6. Getting the user’s attention

Table 6.1. The available show options for displaying basic text

Table 6.2. Configuration options related to buttons, handlers, and scoping of functions

Table 6.3. Available configuration options for prompting users for input

Chapter 7. Data stores and views

Table 7.1. The common configurations of a proxy

Table 7.2. Common configurations of a reader

Table 7.3. Common configurations of a writer

Chapter 9. Maps and media

Table 9.1. Common configurations

Table 9.2. The associated get and set methods of the configurations from table 9.1

Chapter 10. Class system foundations

Table 10.1. Stubbed-out methods of our custom ActionListItem class