Summary TPAC 2017 kicked off in California, achieving its highest attendance to date, with some saying it may have been the best TPAC ever. Extensive Strategic Highlights were also published. HTML 5.2 is now a recommendation, with HTML 5.3 coming. … Continue reading
Summary A relatively quiet quarter in the community group, however, some good progress has been made behind the scenes. There was a new release, this quarter, to schema.org. The Shapes Constraint Language (SHACL) is now a W3C Recommendation and ActivityPub … Continue reading
Summary This quarter kicked off with a full program at www 2017 in Perth and continued with ESWC which included an award winning paper on Linked Data Notifications. Solid gain some traction this quarter going from 500 to 1500 stars … Continue reading
Summary A quiet start to 2017 as people prepare for www 2017 and ESWC. An active political quarter saw the inauguration of a US new president, and numerous concerns raised about new laws regarding the privacy at the ISP level. … Continue reading
Summary An eventful 2016 draws to a close, steady progress has been made on standards, implementations and apps, for reading and writing to the web. Some press coverage is starting to emerge, with pieces on a decentralized web and putting … Continue reading
Summary The community group celebrates its 5th birthday this quarter. With almost 3000 posts (roughly 2 per day) from around 100 members a large number of topics have been raised, discussed and resolved. A bit thank you to to everyone … Continue reading
Summary Decentralization is becoming more and more of a theme on the web, and this quarter witnessed the Decentralized Web Summit, in San Francisco. Keynotes from Tim Berners-Lee and Vint Cerf are definitely worth checking out. Some interesting work is … Continue reading
Summary The start of this year has seen a much the discussions on read write technology, move from the mailing list, to specific repos, issue trackers, and, particularly, gitter chatrooms. Most of the work that I have noticed has been … Continue reading
Summary A quiet end to the year in terms of discussions, but lots of work going on in implementations. Perhaps this is a sign that read write standards for the web are entering a maturation process and 2016 will be … Continue reading
Summary A relatively quiet quarter in world of (read-write) web standards. Generally my impression is that the emphasis is shifting more towards implementation, with most of the hard parts of design out, now of the way. Andrei gave a great … Continue reading
