#w3cTPAC: discover what is happening in @w3c's #Math #WorkingGroup (w3.org/Math/) with these 4 demos 🎬:
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1⃣ #MathML-Core by @briankardell: this new specification carefully defines a subset of MathML 3 which is implemented in browsers and describes its platform integration with #HTML, #CSS, #JavaScript and #SVG. w3.org/2022/09/TPAC/demos/ma…

MathML Core by Brian Kardell, TPAC 2021 Group udpates and demos

MathML-Core is a new specification which carefully defines a subset of MathML 3 which is implemented in browsers and describes its platform integration with HTML, CSS, JavaScript and SVG.

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2⃣ In "That's now what I mean!", Neil Soiffer gives a brief introduction to a new feature in MathML 4 that improves #accessibility by allowing authors to communicate their intent to their assistive technology. w3.org/2022/09/TPAC/demos/ma…

That's now what I mean! Improving accessibility in MathML 4 by...

While MathML has had great success at improving math accessibility, there is no way in MathML 3 to indicate that a superscript might not be a power or that (3,6) is not a point in the plane, but is...

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4⃣ Paul Libbretch illustrates interoperability challenges when exchanging mathematical #formulae through the clipboard. w3.org/2022/09/TPAC/demos/ma…

Is there a hope to exchange formulae through the clipboard? by Paul...

In the effort to define standardised encodings for mathematical formulæ, the Math Working Group has also defined how they should be named on the clipboard of operating systems. However, the W3C...

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