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Joined October 2014
This comes less than 2 years after the first public working drafts were released - thanks to the great incubation work done in the @w3c Web Assembly #CommunityGroup w3.org/community/webassembly…
#webassembly is a pretty big deal for the Web - it provides a compact, fast-to-parse, fast-to-run binary byte code for the Web, in the right conditions. It complements #JavaScript for tasks that are CPU intensive, and facilitates porting of non-JS code bases (e.g. game engines)
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The first wave of #WebAssembly specs have now finished their path on the @w3c recommendation track - congrats to Andreas Rossberg and @littledan who edited these 3 specs up to their #WebStandard status! #wasm #timetoadopt
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Starting from that perspective, @torgo explains how the @w3ctag came to consensus on a set of basic ethical principles embodied (or that needs embodiment) in the architecture of the #WebPlatform: vimeo.com/366243173
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First, hear @torgo on the motivations behind this - the #Web was built and is developed not as a neutral computing platform, but as a platform for social good: vimeo.com/377508039
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During last #w3cTPAC in September, we interviewed @torgo on the background and direction of these ethical principles for the #Web architecture.
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The @w3ctag updated their ethical Web principles document yesterday:
New from the W3C TAG: Updated Ethical Web Principles. • Improved text on accessibility for people with disabilities • Moving beyond the browser-based web to include data • Enhanced sustainability language • Clearer text on 'open' and 'decentralized' w3.org/2001/tag/doc/ethical-…
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W3C Developers (@w3cdevs@w3c.social) retweeted
A big thank you to @Lady_Ada_King for creating a handy introduction page for developers interested in the immersive web, including WebXR. immersiveweb.dev/
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W3C Developers (@w3cdevs@w3c.social) retweeted
Day of @w3ctag meeting at the Apple Campus. Love how the design of this building integrates with the surrounding environment. The visitor center needs some work though.
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W3C Developers (@w3cdevs@w3c.social) retweeted
Notes Telecon 2019-12-04 w3.org/blog/CSS/2019/12/05/m… resize-observer, css-colors-5, media-queries-5, css-fonts, css-lists
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W3C Developers (@w3cdevs@w3c.social) retweeted
Free online course: “Introduction to Web Accessibility” for technical and non-technical -- from @w3c_wai @w3c @theW3Cx on @edXOnline. Self-paced course starts 28 January. See description, syllabus, and enroll now at: bit.ly/W3CxA11Y1 - #a11y #accessibility
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Find out about more #Web technologies developed in @w3c that increase the capabilities of #Webapps, how they apply more specifically to the mobile context📱and what are their current implementations: w3.org/Mobile/roadmap/
The April 2019 version of the #roadmap pointed out that the @csswg had adopted Resize Observer, an #API for observing changes to an element's size. On top of #Chrome, the API has now shipped in #Firefox and #Safari w3.org/2019/11/web-roadmaps/…
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Actually, why not offload input events processing to workers? Excellent idea💡! Check out the "Inputs for workers and worklets" proposal: w3.org/2019/11/web-roadmaps/…
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Ever struggled with performance because input events have to be processed on the main thread? The "isInputPending" proposal would help #WebApps detect whether there are pending input events that await firing: w3.org/2019/11/web-roadmaps/…
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For instance, it describes new work on #WebCodecs to expose media encoders/decoders to #WebApps w3.org/2019/11/web-roadmaps/…
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🗣️New edition of the #roadmap of #WebApps on mobile is now published! It adds new work started in @w3c over the past 6 months w3.org/2019/11/web-roadmaps/… #November2019 - Thanks to @tidoust @XueFuqiao @W3CChina @Beihang1952 nitter.vloup.ch/cards/18ce…
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