A demonstration of how the Nested List View in Sencha Touch.

Also, see the Sencha Touch Nested List example.

This example uses Sinatra to run a simple backend that serves json responses. To run it on your system, you will need to have Sinatra and postresql installed.

Sinatra is a very simple web application framework written in ruby. If you have rubygems installed, then you can set up your environment simply by running the following from the root directory for this project:

gem install bundler
bundle install

This installs all of the dependencies required to make this Sinatra app run.

Create the Postgres database:

createdb music_catalogue
rake db:seed

Run:

git push heroku master
heroku rake db:seed

TODO:

• clicking a leaf node should scroll to show a fresh page
• update the text in the 'Back' button to show parent title (not 'Groceries')