The Inclusive Design for the Immersive Web Community Group has been proposed by Dominique Hazaël-Massieux: Following on the W3C Inclusive Design for the Immersive Web standards Workshop held in November 2019, the Inclusive Immersive Web Community Group tracks and promotes … Continue reading
It is one year since the initial call for participation in this Talent Marketplace Signaling W3C Community Group. That seems like a good excuse to reflect on what we have done so far, where we are, and what’s ahead. I’m … Continue reading
Musikmesse 2020 Michael has submitted an enquiry to the Musikmesse organisers about the arrangements for our planned Community Group meeting for the show but as yet there is no news. We will provide an update as soon as we get … Continue reading
With the recent post from Google chromium about privacy and cookies, we’ve seen significant interest in our work and are seeing new voices join our conversation. This is great, as W3C believes our work benefits from having a broad and … Continue reading
The Bridging GraphQL and RDF Community Group has been launched: The aim of this group is to explore how GraphQL and RDF can be combined, and to what respect they can benefit each other. This group explores possible combinations of … Continue reading
The Bridging GraphQL and RDF Community Group has been proposed by Ruben Taelman: The aim of this group is to explore how GraphQL and RDF can be combined, and to what respect they can benefit each other. This group explores … Continue reading
The The Unitive Web Community Group has been proposed by Peter de Laat: Currently, there is a growing movement from the independence of the web, towards dominant companies. These companies offer organized information, but this comes at a price. We … Continue reading
Dear group members, today we’re excited to start our first call for editors 🎉 One of the DTCG’s main goals is to produce a specification. The specification is broken into multiple modules: Format (the language and its grammar) Colors Spacing Easing … Continue reading
NAMM Show 2020 Michael attended the NAMM Show in Anaheim, California between January 16 and January 19. Eleven people attended the W3C Music Notation Community Group dinner on the Friday evening at Thai Nakorn in Garden Grove, and a good … Continue reading
The Building Device Naming Standards Community Group has been launched: Being able to efficiently collect, analyse and leverage data insights from buildings is a catalyst for optimising building performance, improving the use of resources and moving towards predictive maintenance and … Continue reading
