Ext JS 4.0.7 Released

Oct 20, 2011

I'm very happy to report that we released Ext JS 4.0.7 to the public today. This is the seventh patch release to the 4.0.x series and contains several hundred improvements and bug fixes compared to the last public version, 4.0.2a.

4.0.7 is all about robustness - we've found that our support subscribers have had a lot of success with the newer builds of Ext JS 4 so I'm really pleased that we can share this with you. We're releasing this publicly earlier than we would usually do because it has taken us longer than we expected to get Ext JS 4.1 into your hands.

Michael put out a post on our blog last week with some updates on 4.1 and our desires around releases and communications with the community. Not being able to ship 4.1 to you yet has been a frustrating experience but I think that once you see it you'll enjoy the vast improvements it brings.

In the meantime, I'm happy to answer questions in the comments, via twitter or email (ed @ sencha). You can download the build here and see the full release notes for 4.0.7 all the way back to 4.0.0.

What to Read Next

For a deeper understanding of Ext JS's evolution and the community's involvement, consider reading 2010: The year Ext JS takes over, which discusses the framework's growth and future goals. You might also find Introduction to Ext JS 4 insightful, as it highlights the latest improvements and resources available for developers engaging with Ext JS 4.