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New opportunities for linked data nose-following
For those of you interested in deploying RDF on the Web, I'd like to draw your attention to three new proposed standards from IETF, "Web Linking", "Defining Well-Known URIs", and "Web Host Metadata", that create new follow-your-nose tricks that...
W3C Model-Based UI Workshop Report
The report from the W3C Workshop on Future Standards for Model-Based User Interfaces is now available. The workshop took place in central Rome on 13-14 May 2010, and focused on ideas for making it easier to create Web applications that...
An Update on CSS 2.1
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By: Daniel Glazman
So where are we (that "we" meaning the CSS Working Group) on CSS 2.1? In short, we're making fast and excellent progress: we are currently resolving the last outstanding issues ; almost all our weekly conference calls are entirely dedicated...
- css
Point of Interest Working Group
Following the successful W3C Workshop: Augmented Reality on the Web in Barcelona last week, work is now underway to establish a Working Group to develop one or more Recommendation Track documents to encode data about Points of Interest.
- augmented-reality
- linked-data
- point-of-interest
W3C Cheatsheet on Android Market
Back in November, I announced the first release of the W3C cheatsheet for Web developers — a compact Web application that provides quick access to useful information from various W3C specs. Making that Web app mobile friendly has always...
Making W3C the Best Place for New Standards Work
In my previous blog entry I discussed the five major focus areas for W3C as an organization. They were: Drive a Global and accessible Web Provide a Better Value Proposition for Users Make W3C the best place for new...
- ceo
- standards
