# Extrovert

Ext with a modern personality

## Welcome to Extrovert

Extrovert is a custom theme for Ext JS 4.0 that looks nice and includes some useful goodies.
It makes styling individual panels quite easy compared to the standard Ext theming approach.
The examples also demonstrate how to extend Extrovert, how to implement adaptive application
layouts in Ext and more.
    
**Extrovert is still a work-in-progress, and certainly should not be used in production.**

There will be improvements and more documentation to come, but for now feel free to play around.

Patches are welcome. Fork and pull request to your heart's content!

## About

Extrovert is a project of [Extensible](http://ext.ensible.com/) and 
[Brian Moeskau](http://moeskau.com/) ([@bmoeskau](https://twitter.com/#!/bmoeskau)).

Extrovert is provided free of charge and without support. It is licensed under the 
[MIT license](https://github.com/bmoeskau/Extrovert/blob/master/MIT_license.txt).
# Extrovert

**Ext with a modern personality**

This was originally developed as a demo for my SourceDevCon 2011 presentation, with the grandest of intentions to become a full-fledged Ext theme framework. Unfortunately I never really got around to all that. It was developed for Ext JS 4, and by now is hoplessly out of date. Theming has changed a lot in Ext 5, and Sencha has, over time, addressed (some of) the issues I wanted to deal with here.

The code might still be interesting as a reference, but will never be developed beyond the point where it ended up, which was a very rough proof of concept.

Remove vague promise of future updates, dash hope
Remove vague promise of future updates, dash hope