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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9-12 May: during the hybrid #AccessU training conference, @shawna_slh leads an interactive plenary "Working Together to Advance Digital #Accessibility" #a11y
knowbility.org/programs/john…
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9-10 May: @w3c member-only AC (Advisory Committee) meeting (hybrid) that focus structure of the New W3C, its vision and the challenges ahead
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🗓️ May@w3c: member meeting, WAI training, etc. More at w3.org/participate/eventscal…
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Contribute to the #GitHub repos for these 2 #VerifiableCredentials specs, resp.: github.com/w3c/vc-status-lis… and github.com/w3c/vc-jwt/ #timetogiveinput
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And do not miss the keynote on #DIDs by Clare Nelson (@Safe_SaaS), executive director of the Decentralized Identity Foundation (@DecentralizedID) #TheWebConf2023
whova.com/embedded/session/C…
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Detailed program of the "#developer and #w3c track" is at whova.com/embedded/session/C… #TheWebConf2023
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Interested in #PWA, #EPUB, Invisible markup, #WebSpeech, #WebAudio, and Solid? Join the Developer and W3C track @TheWebConf on 2 May 2023, in #Austin 🇺🇸
www2023.thewebconf.org/
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Have you come up with one or more discussion topics to drive #developer awareness and adoption of web #security standards and practices? The submission deadline is in a few days! #W3CWorkshop
24 Apr.: Deadline to submit a position paper or a statement of interest to the "Secure the Web Forward" #W3CWorkshop jointly organized by @w3c, @owasp @theopenssf and @openjsf w3.org/2023/03/secure-the-we… #security #developers
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You are welcome to start a #CommunityGroup (or more!): pick a topic, write a short scope statement and get support from four other parties for the creation of the group. W3C provides the tools and infrastructure. Read more: w3.org/community/about/faq/
Community Groups are a critical piece in @w3c of how new Web technologies emerge and how Web standards get incubated.
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But not all ideas manage to build momentum. In order to improve the visibility of active #CommunityGroups, we have just closed 208 of them that had been dormant for a while and that no-one stepped up to revive - w3.org/community/
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Back in May 2011, @w3c create Community Groups to enable #developers, #designers and anyone else to socialize their ideas for the #Web for possible future standardization. The program started with 6 groups, and by March 2023, this number reached 386!
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CSS Box Level 3 is listed in the #CSS Snapshot 2023 document as a stable specification with enough implementation: w3.org/TR/css/
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Layout in #CSS starts with boxes. The basic box is a rectangle with margins on all sides (to offset it from other boxes), a border, some padding (to separate the content from the border), and content (text, an image, other boxes).
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Congrats to editor @fantasai and the @csswg for the newly published @w3c #WebStandard "CSS Box Model Module Level 3" #timetoadopt #CSS w3.org/TR/css-box-3/
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Check also the browser support for this feature on @MozDevnet: developer.mozilla.org/en-US/…
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Read more in the #explainer: github.com/w3c/badging/blob/…
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A badge is meant to notify the user that there is new activity such as showing the number of unread items. A badge can have one of these values: nothing, flag, a number. Examples of badges:
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The Badging #API allows web #developers to set an application badge for installed #WebApps #PWA #timetogiveinput w3c.github.io/badging/
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