Ontem saiu uma versão nova com importantes correções. Mas ainda tem muitos bugs chatos e os devs recomendam ainda não utilizar para produção final.
Release Notes for Sencha Touch 0.92
Release Notes: July 26, 2010
Version Number: 0.92
New In This Release
This release focused on List, DataPanel, Carousel, layouts and general bug-fixing.
Added a commercial beta license which will expire 30 days after the 1.0 final release. Check the license in the SDK for further details.
Improved DataPanel. We now have the ability to render components into DataPanels. An example of this is to render an Edit button into a List item. This will allow for many of the requested features on the forums to be implemented more easily. This is also the foundation for List and upcoming NestedList improvements.
Refactored the List. The performance of the pinned headers has drastically improved. Added a disclosure configuration option that renders a disclosure button into each list item.
Added localization support to the library.
Added a lot of functionality to Forms. FormPanel now has a submit() method, Select components can be bound to stores, and added support for more HTML5 properties like autoCapitalize. Minor updates to most field types.
Android forms now work better. Select boxes on Android are still broken.
Include a new cross-platform JSBuilder that will allow the developer to create a custom build of the library. This can help reduce the file size of the library drastically.
Fixed over 15 reported bugs.
Known Issues & Recommendations
Picker is unstable and not ready to be used.
Select boxes on Android are broken.
The API for Sortable will change before release. If you are using this API heavily, you should anticipate that your code will break with each beta update.
Nested Lists are not based on the List component in beta, but will be for final Release.
The Maps and Carousel components both respond to swipe events resulting in a carousel transition and a map drag at the same time. These will be disambiguated in the final release.
While HTML5 video and audio operate correctly in basic use, when HTML5 video is combined with touch events or transitions, there is a likelihood of browser crashes. These are known WebKit issues.
The video component on Android works correctly only with Google sourced videos (YouTube etc.). This appears to be an issue with Android video decoding.
Please be aware that HTML5 audio and video tags should be explicitly tested before deployment since there are issues with cross-platform codec operation
Maps have occasional rendering issues.
Android occasionally drops the initial drag event for draggable components.
Fields in toolbar require restyling.
Incorrect viewport sizing on initial page load on Android 2.1 may result in improper layout.
