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See minutes online for a more detailed record of the discussions. (The headers below link into the relevant sections of the minutes.) Math on the Web CG Peter Krautzberger reported on the new W3C community group that has been launched: “Math on the Web”; see the site for a more detailed goals of the group. […]
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See minutes online for a more detailed record of the discussions. (The headers below link into the relevant sections of the minutes.) Basic overview of service-worker based publishing Dave Cramer gave an overview, with screen sharing, of an experiment of a minor proof-of-concept approach (originally created by Jake Archibald) for what a simple PWP reader […]
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See minutes online for a more detailed record of the discussions. (The headers below link into the relevant sections of the minutes.) DPUB API Daniel Glazman presented his ideas of an API to access contents of publishing packages (like EPUB). Daniel is implementing an EPUB3 editor (Bluegriffon). When you create a tool like that and, […]
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See minutes online for a more detailed record of the discussions. (The headers below link into the relevant sections of the minutes.) (The meeting was cut shorter because the main speaker had to leave unexpectedly; the discussion topic is planned to be continued next week.) MathML Status Peter Kreutzberger, from MathJax, gave an overview of […]
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The Math Working Group has published two updated W3C Recommendations: XML Entity Definitions for Characters (2nd Edition). This document defines several sets of names, so that to each name is assigned a Unicode character or sequence of characters. Each of these sets is expressed as a file of XML entity declarations. Mathematical Markup Language (MathML) Version 3.0 […]
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We're doing an other HTML5 meetup event in Paris on April 7.
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A (rough) vision of future Web technologies working together.
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