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| Introduction to Ample SDK by Béla Varga (in German)February in Ample SDKNovember in Ample SDKSet to go Open-SourceSandbox to try code onlineNew Tutorials section to help you get startedSVG in Internet Explorer: Approached the edgeDrag And Drop / Resize UI managers enhancementsSMIL 3.0 in Ample SDKGetting ready for tomorrow: Ample SDK to use HTML5 doctypeIntroduction to the Resize Manager in Ample SDKJSON object: almost native support for older browsersUpcoming change to ::pseudo-elements / :pseudo-classes syntaxCaught in development - Ample SDK plugin for Aptana IDEOh, these confusing default namespaces in DOMUpcoming Ample SDK weekly build to run in Adobe AirObjects signatures changedExperimental support for SVG 1.2 Tiny in Ample SDK |
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Getting ready for tomorrow: Ample SDK to use HTML5 doctypeAs an ongoing effort towards enabling standards-based development platform, we have made a firm decision to advice Ample SDK application developers to start using HTML5 doctype. So, instead of: Use: According to what is said in HTML5 draft: A DOCTYPE is a mostly useless, but required, header. It is required because many User Agents look for it in order to recognize and render HTML content properly. Dropping the identifier and doctype URI is safe, however you should be aware about the fact that the browser which is processing the page will make its best to draw such a page in the standards mode, so no quirks-mode anymore (also in IE). Expect the change to be applied in the Ample SDK as of the next minor version (~24th March, 2009). 
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