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TPAC 2025 Breakouts recap
This post gives highlights about the kind of breakout sessions held at TPAC 2025 and the improvements made this time.
- tpac
- breakouts
What happens when you put developers, standards, and sushi in one room
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By: Elena Lape, Founder & CEO of Holopin (W3C Member), elected to the W3C Advisory Board
This post gives a summary of the successful TPAC 2025 Hackathon.
- tpac
- hackathon
November 2025 Kobe DevMeetup
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By: Marie-Claire Forgue, W3C Developer relations team and Kensaku Komatsu. Director, NTT Docomo Business
Summary of the developer meetup held on November 9, 2025, in Kobe, Japan, and co-organized by W3C and NTT Docomo Business, along the annual TPAC 2025 event where the global web community met to coordinate the development of Web standards.
- tpac
First catalog of web features completed by the WebDX Community Group
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By: Patrick Brosset, co-chair of the WebDX Community Group and François Daoust, co-chair of the WebDX Community Group
The WebDX Community Group has completed a first nearly complete catalog of web features targeted at web developers, along with support data across main browsers. The catalog already powers MDN, Can I Use, and is now being integrated in tools and libraries. Feedback welcome!
Web technologies for applications: workshop and coding contest in Paris, 13 June 2023
Web technologies for applications: workshop and coding contest in Paris, 13 June 2023
W3C DevMeetup report - Vancouver, 2022
- designers
- open-ui
- private-advertising
- vancouver
- css
- interoperability
W3C Developer meetup in Vancouver, Canada, 13 September
- css
- meetup
- open-ui
- private-advertising
- vancouver
- interoperability
