I haven't worked on screen reader support, yet. Support for alternative text input is built into SDL. UI size scaling is a feature I plan on adding eventually.
> I don't get why every language's community doesn't just do the same thing: roll an idiomatic UI lib on top of SDL.
> I haven't worked on screen reader support, yet. Support for alternative text input is built into SDL. UI size scaling is a feature I plan on adding eventually.
Well, that's why :)
For most serious applications, accessibility isn't a second thought, it's a requirement and it's very hard to implement correctly.
So the solution is to build applications around less of a common base? I don't follow the logic, with respect to Zed. I get what you mean if there's a first-party UI solution in your language (e.g. Swift), but in that case you don't need an open-source UI library.
doodlesdev|17 days ago
For most serious applications, accessibility isn't a second thought, it's a requirement and it's very hard to implement correctly.
net_|17 days ago