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<trackbot> Date: 17 November 2008
<scribe> scribe: anthony
DS: As you probably know I went
to Japan a week and half a go
... to speak at a conference
... and meet with people from the JIS interest group
... I spoke at the conference
... at a Conference called Wed Directions East
... was started by John Allsop
... he started the conference series
... on in Australia
... I was speaking on SVG and Canvas
... I just went over both of them
... features, and how they could be integrated
... demoed 'wow' stuff they could do
... other presentations were awesome
... I was asked to give a presentation at Wed Directions
North
... as a result
... I'm already starting work on the next presentation
... coding up a site with examples
... I'll be asking for feedback and presenting it to you
guys
... saw some amazing data visualisation
... I also talked to people from CSS world
... there is good support for SVG, CSS, and HTML to be
integrated in
... a closer package
... I met with the JIS Group
... they discuss Japanese centric market interest
... a few things came out of the meeting
... presentation from takagi-san from KDDI
... he's been working on a map architecture using SVG
... he's been moved from R&D to productisation
... he's got some level of detail stuff in his spec
... ways of using RDF to establish a virtual view port
... to establish mapping between coordinate systems
... there is also a tiling aspect to it
... there is an algorithm that decides which tiles are
displayed
... he plans on bringing this to the SVG Working Group
... in about 6 months or so
... and at the same time bring it up with the JIS Group
... probably the only this could get industry support is if SVG
is adopted by JIS
... we've already overcome one hurdle by moving SVG Tiny
forward now
... however, inorder to convince the government that this
version is not going to be super-seeded but in addition to be
stable it needs to be sustained
... for mobile that is the case
... no matter how fast we move as a working group we need to
make sure something is implemented
... the JIS group will be looking at SVG over the course of the
next year
... so between now and the next 6 months they may announce that
it will be adopted
... In summary point 1 was there was an interesting map
proposal
... simply proposing something to the Working Group doesn't
mean it will be published as is though
... they want us to get in contact with the ISO people for this
as well
... we have to make it clear that if wants to come to us with
this that we should check with other vendors if
... this is the right way to go
... Point 2 the JIS wants to standardise SVG Tiny 1.2 and the
mapping module
... the significance of this is if JIS becomes an SVG standard
people that have not originally adopted SVG my adopt it
now
... JIS in Japan carry a great deal of weight
... there were several companies there I think they are waiting
to see where SVG goes with the market
<chris> Testimonials from Adobe; BitFlash; Canon; Corel; CSIRO; Ericsson;
<chris> Hewlett Packard; ILOG; KDDI; Nokia; Openwave; Schema Software; Sharp;
<chris> Texas Instruments
<chris> http://www.w3.org/2003/01/svg11-testimonial
DS: Reminder that we need
testimonials
... example link above
<shepazu> another example: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Member/w3c-ac-members/2006JulSep/0025.html
DS: don't have to be part of the
Working Group to make a testimonial
... as long as you're a member
CL: [Gives history lesson on filter property]
[Discussion on feature strings]
<shepazu> I think we should have feature strings for each element, more useful for authors to detect support and provide fallback
DS: There are two practical off
shoots from this
... describe a method for people to detect SVG Filters
CM: The thread on the ECMA script
discussion got into discussion of hacks Webkit has
... when testing for filters and document.all you get a false
negative
... so it's a matter of whether things should be changed at our
end
... or perhaps change the property name on the
CSSStyleDeclaration object to something other than "filter"
DS: As SVG gets mixed into HTML we'll probably run into this problem
<ed--> ED: note that the CSS WG seems to be doing a new revision of the CSS OM, http://dev.w3.org/csswg/cssom/
DS: Can you post something along those lines?
CM: I'll just post to say we are looking into it
DS: We could consider the modules to be chapters of a spec
CL: I assumed that we would at
some point use the modules by reference or stick them into a
spec
... there are problems both ways
CM: There's are pros and cons with each way
<chris> agreed
CM: integration, and defining
hooks
... and the advantage of being able to advance modules at
different rates is a good one
<ed--> ED: agrees with heycam that there are pros and cons
DS: Priorities should be layout, diffusion curves, 2.5D and make sure we work well with CSS on that
AG: I think Chris wanted to work on Vector Effects stuff
<ed--> ED: has a lot of filter module actions, should get around to doing them, put off because of tiny1.2 work
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