HTML + css + javascript is enough? Another example of application?

Hello!

To accept that my application is sufficient to write in html + css + javascript? like normal Web site?  or I have to use other tools?

Where can I find another example of application? not "SketchPadStandard"?

What types of applications rejected RIM?

I don't know about "The Applications that provide a simple, unique, function as play sound or display a graph."

but some other advice?

BTW: I use the command line to create a * .bar, compile and run my application on the Simulator, but y at - it tool that will speed up this process?

Sorry for the many questions in one thread, rookie mistakes

Greetings!

@kubaczento, this is the forum for the development of the AIR.  If you look at the works of the Web (HTML, etc.) you should head to the course on Web development forum which is side to it...

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