XProc 3.0 Tutorial at Markup UK
There will be a half-day XProc 3.0 tutorial on Friday 7 June at Markup UK in London, held by Achim Berndzen and Norm Walsh. To join, you need to register at the conference.
Call for Participation in Graph Standardization Business Group
The Graph Standardization Business Group has been launched: The Graph Standardization Business Group will take the output from the recent W3C Graph Data Workshop and develop a strategy for how the work should move ahead. The things we will explore … Continue reading
Applications open for TPAC 2019 Diversity Fund
W3C has established a TPAC Diversity Fund, generously sponsored by W3C Members Siteimprove, The Paciello Group, Microsoft, Samsung Electronics, TetraLogical, Dyno Mapper, Adobe, Coil; and individual sponsor Marcos Cáceres. As an international organization, we can see the immense value we … Continue reading
Attention London XProc Workshop 2019 Attendees!
An important message from Norm Walsh: Hello world, As previously announced, the XProc community group will meet inLondon, GB, on 10 and 11 June, 2019, immediately after the MarkupUKconference. I’ve updated the conference pages with more details: https://github.com/xproc/Workshop-2019-06 If … Continue reading
Call for Participation in EVM Community Group
The EVM Community Group has been launched: The mission of this group is to improve the specification of the Ethereum Virtual Machine, extend it, and promote its adoption for use cases including public & private blockchains and sidechains, trusted computing, … Continue reading
Co-chair Meeting Minutes: May 14, 2019
Clarifying effect of octave lines on written pitch The co-chairs agreed that pull request #152 is ready to merge in. Consensus is that octave lines do have an effect on the way the pitch is encoded, so if you have … Continue reading
Call for Participation in Chemistry for the Web and Publishing Community Group
The Chemistry for the Web and Publishing Community Group has been launched: the “Chemistry for the Web and Publishing” Community Group will focus on moving beyond simply providing images of Chemistry content on the web and in published materials to … Continue reading
Proposed Group: Chemistry for the Web and Publishing Community Group
The Chemistry for the Web and Publishing Community Group has been proposed by George Kerscher: the “Chemistry for the Web and Publishing” Community Group will focus on moving beyond simply providing images of Chemistry content on the web and in … Continue reading
Co-chair Meeting Minutes: May 1, 2019
GitHub infrastructure Following some confusion with pull requests on the MNX repository, Adrian has been discussing with Joe how we should handle the branches on the MNX repository. Joe originally set up a Travis CI job on the master branch … Continue reading
