First project coming out of @w3c's #GeekWeek is Reffy, a specification exploration tool. Reffy crawls, parses, analyzes, and reports on potential anomalies that @w3c specifications may have.
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9 Jul 2018
It's #GeekWeek! Once a year, @w3c staff is taking a week to experiment, explore and innovate. It is a time to collaborate with colleagues with different expertise, or just learn about new trends and systems.
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Reffy's reports are published on a daily basis and help detect issues such as invalid #WebIDL content or missing normative references. This is another handy tool for all editors of @w3c documents!
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@dontcallmedom and @tidoust added support for CSS specs in Reffy, exploring ~100 #CSS specifications (from @w3c technical reports to #Houdini task force's documents) and 544 #CSSproperty definitions.
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Now, would it be useful to improve the syntax used in #CSS specs to define properties, so that Reffy can run deeper analyses? github.com/w3c/csswg-drafts/… Comments welcome!

[css-values] Automatic parsing of value definitions · Issue #2921 · w3c/csswg-drafts

Context for this issue is that @dontcallmedom and I spent some time integrating CSS specs in the list of specs crawled by Reffy. Our goal was to extract and parse value definitions for CSS properti...

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