
For me the best thing in ExtJS is that it's powerful and flexible. The documentation is very good, lacks some advanced insights on the components internals but overall is very good.
The fact that you can inspect it's code is also a plus since many times you can discover more over it's internals.
The set of ready to use components is very good as well. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
First of all, it's a very expensive toolkit when compared to other tools available today (most of them open source). If you have a larger team it becomes cheaper to use open source tools and built your own components. In some very specific contexts this may not be true though.
Another huge issue with it is the learning curve. It has been 3 years since I stopped using ExtJS professionally so this may have changed.
Nonetheless it's the tool with the hardest learning curve that I ever worked with. Generally only good to excellent developers end up fully understanding it, the average and down developers have a very hard time on learning it since it has very specific characteristics and it requires deep knowledge on JavaScript.
Personally it is not a big deal for me, but as a business man and a manager, it's hard to find developers to work with it. Plus the average cost of those developers is higher than if you use pure React for example. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
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