Sencha Space review

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Review of Sencha Space BYOD enterprise hybrid web app solution Includes tips and tricks, sencha space vs cordova, deployment info, source code

Technology

B Y ODEnterprise Software
Providedto
Unmanaged
devices

HTML5
Phones + Tablets
Secure
Central (remote)
Management
Console
Cross-platform
Framework
agnostic

Sencha Space
Mobile Client
Components
Management
Console
Enterprise
Web App+ +

!
Phones Tablets Desktop
Management Console
√ √ √
Runs on

Mobile Client
HTML Application Host
Any web app/site allowed
API exposed

Space Menu
with refresh,
back, forward
buttons
Application &
Organization
Switcher
Application Name (from <title>)
Application area
Layout

Applications
available
Account info
Change
Organizations
Application Switcher

Application Requirements
A valid HTML document
!
!
Deployed on a server
(public or private)
1.
2.

Security
SecureFiles API
SecureLocalStorage API
Data encryption w/ secure key management
Conﬁgurable security policies
Immediate ACL propagation
Remote data wipe

Security
Every app has it’s own
isolated WebView

Jailbreakers
NOT Welcome
NOW
CONFIGURABLE

Authentication
SAML
LDAP
Email (classic)

API
Security Layer Device Layer Comm Layer
SecureFiles
SecureLocalStorage
Camera
Connectivity
Notiﬁcation
Vibration
Device info
Orientation
Promise
Invoke
Downloads

Promise Land
All asynchronous calls use
Promises

Promise Land
Promises A+ spec
promisesaplus.com

Debugging
Safari Remote Inspector x
Chrome Remote Inspector x
Weinre √
Tip: use a local weinre instance

Space vs Cordova
No libraries
or building
required
Cordova and platform
tools & libraries,
building required

Space vs Cordova
No native plugins
Plenty of plugins
available

Space vs Cordova
Limited access to
native components
Virtually all native
APIs accessible

Space vs Cordova
Good
cross-application
communication
*Apps contained in
Sencha Space
N/A, but Cordova
apps can
communicate to
other apps on device

Space vs Cordova
Remote server
needed
No remote server
or services needed

Space vs Cordova
Built in user and
group management
ACLs N/A

Space vs Cordova
Automatic updates
pushed without
App store
App store and app
veriﬁcation needed to
push updates

Space vs Cordova
Timed oﬄine
lease available
(security feature)
100% oﬄine apps
with custom refresh
logic as needed

Space vs Cordova
Secure LocalStorage
and File System
No built in security
options for ﬁles
and data

Space vs Cordova
Remote user,
device, and app
management
*for Space apps
Remote
management N/A

Space vs Cordova
WebView secured WebView exposed

Space vs Cordova
Can deny access to
Jailbroken/Rooted
devices
No built-in
Jailbreak/Root
detection

Space vs Cordova
VPN support No built-in VPN support

Space vs Cordova
Free for 10 users
and 10 apps
in an organization.
Paid plans available
Free

Register Application ID in the
Management Console if you
need Invoke functionality
!

SecureLocalStorage
is
ASYNCHRONOUS
!
(unlike LocalStorage)
!

You can use MULTIPLE
SecureLocalStorage
instances
!

SecureLocalStorage data
is saved to an isolated
SQLite database
!!

Each application has it’s
own SQLite database
!!

Apps CANNOT share
SecureLocalStorage
or
SecureFiles
!

Arbitrary SQLite adapter is
currently not available
!

LocalStorage:
storage.getItem(‘myKey’);

!
!
vs

!
SecureLocalStorage:
storage.get(‘myKey’);!(ASYNCHRONOUS, RETURNS PROMISE)
(SYNCHRONOUS, RETURNS VALUE)

There is a 100-400 ms
delay between document
ready and Space ready
!

Space API is available to
any HTML document,
whether it uses a Sencha
framework or not
!

Sencha Touch developers
could beneﬁt from using
workspaces and packages
through Sencha Cmd
!

While developing, set up
your apps to run from a
locally hosted environment
instead of a publicly
exposed server
!

Grgur Grisogono
grgur@moduscreate.com
@
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http://moduscreate.com/sencha-space-review/
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Sencha Space review

1. Grgur Grisogono @ggrgur

2. B Y ODEnterprise Software Providedto Unmanaged devices

4. HTML5 Phones + Tablets Secure Central (remote) Management Console Cross-platform Framework agnostic

5. Sencha Space Mobile Client Components Management Console Enterprise Web App+ +

6. Sencha Space Mobile Client Components Management Console Enterprise Web App+ +

7. Management Console

8. ! Phones Tablets Desktop Management Console √ √ √ Runs on

9. Mobile Client HTML Application Host Any web app/site allowed API exposed

10. Space Menu with refresh, back, forward buttons Application & Organization Switcher Application Name (from <title>) Application area Layout

11. Applications available Account info Change Organizations Application Switcher

12. Supported Platforms Beta Beta

13. Application Requirements A valid HTML document ! ! Deployed on a server (public or private) 1. 2.

14. Sencha Touch NOTrequired

15. Locally hosted apps ALLOWED

16. Security SecureFiles API SecureLocalStorage API Data encryption w/ secure key management Conﬁgurable security policies Immediate ACL propagation Remote data wipe

17. Security Every app has it’s own isolated WebView

18. Jailbreakers NOT Welcome NOW CONFIGURABLE

19. Application URLs are never exposed

20. Authentication SAML LDAP Email (classic)

21. API Security Layer Device Layer Comm Layer SecureFiles SecureLocalStorage Camera Connectivity Notiﬁcation Vibration Device info Orientation Promise Invoke Downloads

22. Promise Land All asynchronous calls use Promises

23. Promise Land Promises A+ spec promisesaplus.com

24. Debugging Safari Remote Inspector x Chrome Remote Inspector x Weinre √ Tip: use a local weinre instance

25. Space vs Cordova

26. Space vs Cordova No libraries or building required Cordova and platform tools & libraries, building required

27. Space vs Cordova No native plugins Plenty of plugins available

28. Space vs Cordova Limited access to native components Virtually all native APIs accessible

29. Space vs Cordova Good cross-application communication *Apps contained in Sencha Space N/A, but Cordova apps can communicate to other apps on device

30. Space vs Cordova Remote server needed No remote server or services needed

31. Space vs Cordova Built in user and group management ACLs N/A

32. Space vs Cordova Automatic updates pushed without App store App store and app veriﬁcation needed to push updates

33. Space vs Cordova Timed oﬄine lease available (security feature) 100% oﬄine apps with custom refresh logic as needed

34. Space vs Cordova Secure LocalStorage and File System No built in security options for ﬁles and data

35. Space vs Cordova Remote user, device, and app management *for Space apps Remote management N/A

36. Space vs Cordova WebView secured WebView exposed

37. Space vs Cordova Can deny access to Jailbroken/Rooted devices No built-in Jailbreak/Root detection

38. Space vs Cordova VPN support No built-in VPN support

39. Space vs Cordova Free for 10 users and 10 apps in an organization. Paid plans available Free

40. Real Life Experience

41. Register Application ID in the Management Console if you need Invoke functionality !

42. SecureLocalStorage is ASYNCHRONOUS ! (unlike LocalStorage) !

43. You can use MULTIPLE SecureLocalStorage instances !

44. SecureLocalStorage data is saved to an isolated SQLite database !!

45. Each application has it’s own SQLite database !!

46. Apps CANNOT share SecureLocalStorage or SecureFiles !

47. Arbitrary SQLite adapter is currently not available !

48. LocalStorage: storage.getItem(‘myKey’); ! ! vs ! SecureLocalStorage: storage.get(‘myKey’);!(ASYNCHRONOUS, RETURNS PROMISE) (SYNCHRONOUS, RETURNS VALUE)

49. There is a 100-400 ms delay between document ready and Space ready !

50. Space API is available to any HTML document, whether it uses a Sencha framework or not !

51. Sencha Touch developers could beneﬁt from using workspaces and packages through Sencha Cmd !

52. While developing, set up your apps to run from a locally hosted environment instead of a publicly exposed server !

53. Grgur Grisogono grgur@moduscreate.com @ Read the review: http://moduscreate.com/sencha-space-review/ Space Up Your Apps!

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