It’s composed of * a Node module, which is basically a wrapper to the loading of Ext.core and some more useful modules, but I’ve added a couple of features to it. * a Mongo proxy, allowing data to be CRUD’ed easily.

The project contains some examples if the documentation is not self-explanatory enough.

I’ll be happy that you go and have a look at it, so I could have our feedback. I’m planning some enhancements, such as sandboxing ExtJS, but it would require some modifications on the Ext framework itself, so before writing anything, I’d like to discuss the actual use cases for it.

The project is called N-Ext and is located at http://github.com/xcambar/n-ext/

Regards,

Would love to swap code… Happy to set up a GitHub repo (public or private) to noodle in. Game?

I wrote a DNode Proxy + Store for ExtJS3, allows me to do better RPC than ExtDirect, and DNode itself uses socket.io but abstracts away the thinking of transports so you can just write javascript.

If you’d like to see it, email me and I’ll show you the code – we can maybe have a chat about how this could be put to good use with the new stuff in ExtJS4 as I already use it heavily with my ExtJS3 app on top of CouchDB – and if I can have it so the same code is on the client and server, well I’ll be a happy man

Thanks. I’m also probably going to use WebSockets for the transport/Proxy, so will post if/when I get those up and running. I’ve found WebSockets + ExtJS to be really nice.