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March 9, 2010
Working with the HTML5 Community
We’re always excited to engage with members of the W3C including the developers of other browsers as well as the broader web development community to help shape the direction of emerging Web standards, particularly HTML5. This includes participating in events like TPAC, which we wrote about in November, and on-going engagement with various working groups. Patrick recently talked about joining the SVG working group, and I’d like… Continue reading
Posted by admin on
March 9, 2010
Working with the HTML5 Community
We’re always excited to engage with members of the W3C including the developers of other browsers as well as the broader web development community to help shape the direction of emerging Web standards, particularly HTML5. This includes participating in events like TPAC, which we wrote about in November, and on-going engagement with various working groups. Patrick recently talked about joining the SVG working group, and I’d like… Continue reading
Posted by admin on
March 9, 2010
Working with the HTML5 Community
We’re always excited to engage with members of the W3C including the developers of other browsers as well as the broader web development community to help shape the direction of emerging Web standards, particularly HTML5. This includes participating in events like TPAC, which we wrote about in November, and on-going engagement with various working groups. Patrick recently talked about joining the SVG working group, and I’d like… Continue reading
Posted by admin on
March 9, 2010
Working with the HTML5 Community
We’re always excited to engage with members of the W3C including the developers of other browsers as well as the broader web development community to help shape the direction of emerging Web standards, particularly HTML5. This includes participating in events like TPAC, which we wrote about in November, and on-going engagement with various working groups. Patrick recently talked about joining the SVG working group, and I’d like… Continue reading
Posted by admin on
March 9, 2010
Working with the HTML5 Community
We’re always excited to engage with members of the W3C including the developers of other browsers as well as the broader web development community to help shape the direction of emerging Web standards, particularly HTML5. This includes participating in events like TPAC, which we wrote about in November, and on-going engagement with various working groups. Patrick recently talked about joining the SVG working group, and I’d like… Continue reading
Posted by admin on
March 9, 2010
Working with the HTML5 Community
We’re always excited to engage with members of the W3C including the developers of other browsers as well as the broader web development community to help shape the direction of emerging Web standards, particularly HTML5. This includes participating in events like TPAC, which we wrote about in November, and on-going engagement with various working groups. Patrick recently talked about joining the SVG working group, and I’d like… Continue reading
Posted by admin on
March 9, 2010
Working with the HTML5 Community
We’re always excited to engage with members of the W3C including the developers of other browsers as well as the broader web development community to help shape the direction of emerging Web standards, particularly HTML5. This includes participating in events like TPAC, which we wrote about in November, and on-going engagement with various working groups. Patrick recently talked about joining the SVG working group, and I’d like… Continue reading
Posted by admin on
March 9, 2010
Working with the HTML5 Community
We’re always excited to engage with members of the W3C including the developers of other browsers as well as the broader web development community to help shape the direction of emerging Web standards, particularly HTML5. This includes participating in events like TPAC, which we wrote about in November, and on-going engagement with various working groups. Patrick recently talked about joining the SVG working group, and I’d like… Continue reading
Posted by admin on
March 5, 2010
W3C HTML Working Group Publishes New Drafts
Last week, the W3C HTML Working Group reached a decision to publish several new working drafts and these are now available. The discussion about what to publish and how to structure the HTML5 specification has taken several months. In November, at the TPAC meeting, a request was made for the Microdata section of the specification to be removed. Back in August, I posted about… Continue reading
Posted by admin on
March 5, 2010
W3C HTML Working Group Publishes New Drafts
Last week, the W3C HTML Working Group reached a decision to publish several new working drafts and these are now available. The discussion about what to publish and how to structure the HTML5 specification has taken several months. In November, at the TPAC meeting, a request was made for the Microdata section of the specification to be removed. Back in August, I posted about… Continue reading
