Get involved in @w3c and give input on all of our specs. See also youtube.com/@W3COfficial and @w3cdevs@w3c.social. By @dontcallmeDOM and @marieforgue

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30-31 July: MiniApp virtual event with pre-recorded talks and interactive sessions, organized by the @w3c MiniApps Ecosystem #CommunityGroup w3.org/2020/07/miniapp-virtu…
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27-29 July: register to the @w3cpublishing community webinars to hear from #publishing industry experts @TzviyaSiegman Cristina Mussinelli @wendy_a_reid Avneesh Singh @teixmat Daihei Shiohama and @shiestyle w3.org/2020/07/publ-webinar/
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23 July: join the @w3c_wai staff for an interactive update on guidelines, emerging technologies, and new resources #a11y #WCAG #ATAG
Join W3C WAI Staff for an Interactive Update on Guidelines, Emerging Technologies, and New Resources -- online Thursday 23 July 2020. Info and registration available from knowbility.org/services/onli… #a11y #WCAG #W3C #WAI #UX #ATAG #XR #ADA30 #RTC #CMS
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Congrats to @Gkellogg @pchampin and Dave Longley for the newly published three @w3c "JSON-LD 1.1" specifications #timetoadopt #WebStandard #JSONLD
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.@igalia is proposing a crowd-funding program to bring their expertise in browser development across all the major engines to add well-identified features based on developer's pledges - we will be watching the results of that experiment with high interest!
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But as anyone who has tried patching browsers will know, being open source doesn't mean it's straightforward to contribute changes to browser engines, which are based on huge and complex code bases
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The Web platform is arguably already one of the most open platform for developers: its technologies are developed in the open, gathering input and feedback from anyone; and all the major browser rendering engines are developed as open source projects
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.@w3c member @igalia is experimenting with a new way to give developers a voice in the roadmap of what ships in Web browsers
Igalia is pleased to announce Open Prioritization: An experiment in crowd-funding prioritization of the web commons open-prioritization.igalia.c… youtube.com/xCRxNVbUqhk
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If you or your organization is new to the concept of #accessibility, @w3c_wai provides a variety of educational resources, as well documents in over 20 languages! w3.org/WAI/translations/ Here's where to get started: w3.org/WAI/fundamentals/acce…
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In parallel, one of the group's task forces, the Silver Task Force, is actively working towards WCAG 3.0, improving usability and measurability of the #a11y guidelines and providing harmonized guidance to help wider adoption: w3.org/WAI/GL/task-forces/si…
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The group's main work has been to focus on WCAG 2.2, with the addition of around 8 new success criteria which expand support for individuals with disabilities, particularly around cognitive and learning #disabilities: w3.org/blog/2020/02/wcag-22-…
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The mission of the AGWG is to develop specifications to support making implementations of web technologies accessible for people with disabilities, and to develop and maintain implementation support materials: w3.org/WAI/GL/ #a11y
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The W3C process has already gone through changes in 2018:
Today is the day where a new @w3c process comes into action - the well-titled “Feb 1 2018 Process Document” w3.org/2018/Process-20180201… This document sets the rules and expectations around how W3C develops its standards and interacts with its stakeholders.
The main motivations behind the adoption of this new process were to avoid out-of-date and unmaintained specifications and/or to have active versions published outside @w3c, and thus eliminate confusion among implementers and reviewers, as well as #interoperability problems.
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This document guides the development of well thought-out, implementable, and relevant specs. Process 2020 represents some of the biggest changes in many years, while ensuring that @w3c values remain: wide review, implementation experience, consensus, and royalty-free licensing.
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Last May, @W3CAB members' @fantasai and @frivoal explained the proposed changes for the 2020 edition of the @w3c Process document, the governing document of W3C standardization activity: w3.org/2020/05/AC/talk/Proce… youtube.com/jpgwV8tKdV4
W3C Process and Patent Policy 2020 revisions have been submitted to a vote by the AC! If you work for a Member company, please strongly encourage them to vote yes! More about this major revision: fantasai.inkedblade.net/webl…
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Some of the work started in the context of #WebRTC is proposed to take life of its own in other groups, e.g. the proposed work on #WebTransport:
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#WebTransport is expected to provide particular benefits to latency-sensitive network services, like #games or #LiveStreaming github.com/WICG/web-transpor…
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The group is also working on supporting docs, such as WebRTC-Stats (telemetry for #WebRTC apps), specs for audio output and media recording and the acquisition of media from #devices, screens, #DOM elements, etc. All the work happens in the open on #GitHub github.com/search?q=org%3Aw3…
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The group is developing requirements on "WebRTC-Next Version Use Cases" that require new #APIs and protocols, thus paving the way for WebRTC's future: w3.org/TR/webrtc-nv-use-case…
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The #WebRTC WG's highest priority is to finish the WebRTC 1.0 specification, now in #CandidateRecommendation status. It covers peer-to-peer communications and video-conferencing in #HTML: w3.org/TR/webrtc/
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