14:36:22 RRSAgent has joined #backplane 14:36:22 logging to http://www.w3.org/2008/10/14-backplane-irc 14:36:28 rrsagent, make log public 14:36:48 Meeting: Rich Web Backplane XG telecon 14:36:53 Chair: Charlie Wiecha 14:37:06 Agenda: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-xg-app-backplane/2008Oct/0006.html 14:42:59 Steven has joined #backplane 14:45:11 Thanks for the title/abstract 14:45:41 yup 14:45:51 looking forward to seeing where we are 14:46:01 for all the bits and pieces... 14:47:09 Yes 14:55:54 jackjansen has joined #backplane 14:57:22 INC_RWAB()11:00AM has now started 14:57:28 +[IBM] 14:57:31 zakim, [IBM] is Charlie 14:57:31 +Charlie; got it 14:57:46 hi jack 14:59:23 hi! 15:00:13 zakim, dial steven-617 15:00:14 ok, Steven; the call is being made 15:00:14 +Steven 15:00:24 + +31.20.616.aaaa 15:00:49 zakim, + 31.20.616 is me 15:00:49 I don't understand '+ 31.20.616 is me', jackjansen 15:00:52 unl has joined #backplane 15:00:59 zakim, 31.20.616 is me 15:01:02 sorry, jackjansen, I do not recognize a party named '31.20.616' 15:01:07 zakim, aaaa is jackjansen 15:01:09 John_Boyer has joined #backplane 15:01:16 +jackjansen; got it 15:02:07 +unl 15:02:20 +John_Boyer 15:03:43 scribe: Steven 15:03:54 Meeting: Backplane Weekly Teleconference 15:03:59 Chair: Charlie 15:04:00 zakim, mute me 15:04:00 unl should now be muted 15:04:15 Topic: TPAC TP Day 15:04:18 http://www.w3.org/2008/10/TPAC/TPDay-Agenda.html 15:10:52 [Steven explains the aims behind the session] 15:11:08 "Session 7: Future of XML ecosystem in W3C client-side work" 15:13:37 John: I'll send a revised version of the abstract 15:14:12 Charlie: I put up a revised set of charts on the wiki 15:14:23 http://www.w3.org/2005/Incubator/app-backplane/wiki/images/0/0f/TPAC_2008.pdf 15:14:41 ... the demos are in good shape 15:14:50 ... we need to think about the flow of how it comes together 15:15:12 [look at the lsodes] 15:15:27 s/lsodes/slides/ 15:21:28 Steven: We have two take aways: Combining tech, and it can be done now 15:22:35 ... we should do it from the viewpoint of this incubator 15:22:48 ... maybe cut down on the intro 15:22:57 Charlie: Lead from the demos? 15:23:02 Jack: I like slide 2 though 15:23:15 Charlie: I think we can compress it 15:23:36 Jack: Is it too late to change the title? It sounds defensive 15:23:46 Steven: It has gone to press, but we can change the website version 15:25:04 Charlie: There are some good demos. The ODF one, most people don't realise there is an XForms instance in there 15:26:10 Steven: (Earlier) We can end with how modularization means you have a finer-level of possibilities for inclusion. Look at XForms instance in SMIL 15:26:24 Charlie: At this point we can go with the set of demos we have 15:26:36 ... maybe I should mention ARIA too though 15:27:00 ... so John, anything on modularity? 15:27:31 John: I have an abstract, but I'need to send it to you (having tech problems today) 15:27:49 ... the ubiquity strategy is threefold 15:28:04 ... that we can get cross-browser support using Ajax 15:28:16 ... Ajax is the assembly language of the web 15:28:47 ... and the browser manufacturers don't need to be involved 15:29:09 ... I will use the opportunity to provide the link to Ubiquity 15:29:16 ... open source, Apache license 15:29:38 ... broadly applicable 15:29:58 ... gets round haveing to seel it to the browsers 15:30:02 s/ei/i/ 15:30:10 s/seel/sell/ 15:30:20 John: Then there's the authoring issues 15:30:58 ... you can sell parts of the tech stack wihtout having to sell the whole 15:31:03 s/ht/th/ 15:31:46 John: If I say wouldn't it be great to use xf:submission without much else 15:32:03 ... do people run afoul of validators? 15:33:00 Steven: So that's the power of XHTML Modularization 15:33:16 ... it allows you to provide mosularized schemas/dtds 15:33:22 s/mos/mod/ 15:33:55 ... that's how we did it with RDFa 15:34:12 ... we had a schema in no time, and it validated immediately 15:37:29 http://www.w3.org/News/2008#item168 15:38:20 Steven: The spec contains examples of how to create DTDs and Schemas 15:38:41 Steven note to self, maybe I should write a tutorial 15:39:08 +1 from Jack 15:39:59 Jack: Slide 16 is a bit dautning, but if you highlight the building blocks, you can make it more approachable 15:40:07 s/datn/daunt/ 15:40:16 s/dautn/daunt/ 15:41:05 John: The third point of the threefold approach 15:41:47 ... how do you inject the semantics 15:41:58 ... leads to the forms attributes approach, like RDFa 15:42:33 ... which gets the meme into the author's mind 15:43:52 Steven: Isn't that too much for the talk? 15:45:11 Charlie: Well, that's the 'bridge' part of the title 15:46:09 ... it is a part of driving adoption through smaller specs 15:46:46 ... and reduces the amount people have to mentally adopt 15:47:43 ... but I agree it's a lot, but I think we can order it suitably 15:48:04 John: About the slides 15:48:15 ... are we going with slidy? 15:48:28 ... how about ODF? 15:48:40 Charlie: You want to post ODF slides? 15:48:58 ... it would be easier, but I would vote for slidy 15:49:34 ... I will translate to slidy for you if you want 15:49:44 ... please send before Saturday night 15:50:09 -John_Boyer 15:50:10 -Steven 15:50:10 -Charlie 15:50:10 -unl 15:50:12 INC_RWAB()11:00AM has ended 15:50:13 Attendees were Charlie, Steven, +31.20.616.aaaa, jackjansen, unl, John_Boyer 15:50:14 rrsagent, make minutes 15:50:14 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2008/10/14-backplane-minutes.html Steven 15:50:26 rrsagent, make log public 15:50:31 rrsagent, make minutes 15:50:31 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2008/10/14-backplane-minutes.html Steven 15:50:36 Charlie has left #backplane 17:29:49 Zakim has left #backplane