Excellent, I’ve been thinking of dabbling in AIR for a little while but didn’t really know where to start after firing up a project in Aptana. Cheers :-)
I have one fundamental question though – your example HTML throws a button in the HTML without any form etc. Does this mean that HTML in AIR doesn’t need to be the validated, semantic HTML we’re all used to developing? What about DOCTYPES, head sections, and all that stuff? Basically – do we still use the ‘standards’ approach, or do we revert to merrily throwing stuff around? I don’t understand what AIR means for my design approach or for accessibility.
Matt Wilcox
Excellent, I’ve been thinking of dabbling in AIR for a little while but didn’t really know where to start after firing up a project in Aptana. Cheers :-)
I have one fundamental question though – your example HTML throws a button in the HTML without any form etc. Does this mean that HTML in AIR doesn’t need to be the validated, semantic HTML we’re all used to developing? What about DOCTYPES, head sections, and all that stuff? Basically – do we still use the ‘standards’ approach, or do we revert to merrily throwing stuff around? I don’t understand what AIR means for my design approach or for accessibility.