Web Engines Hackfest / TPAC 2

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Several times over the years, ACs have discussed whether there would be value in "another TPAC" but this is challenging for a whole lot of practical reasons. But what if it were simpler? What if it basically already existed?

The Web Engines Hackfest has been held annually since 2009, hosted by Igalia in A Coruña, Galicia, Spain. For several years now we have hosted it at palexco a large conference venue. It is "shaped" similarly to TPAC in many ways, with talks and breakout sessions on all things web, and attendees from all of the major browser vendors (and numerous smaller ones!).

It would be interesting to discuss partnership/promotion and collaboration on the Hackfest's ability to play this role.

Agenda

Chairs:
Brian Kardell, Michael[tm] Smith (sideshowbarker)

Description:
Several times over the years, ACs have discussed whether there would be value in "another TPAC" but this is challenging for a whole lot of practical reasons. But what if it were simpler? What if it basically already existed?

The Web Engines Hackfest has been held annually since 2009, hosted by Igalia in A Coruña, Galicia, Spain. For several years now we have hosted it at palexco a large conference venue. It is "shaped" similarly to TPAC in many ways, with talks and breakout sessions on all things web, and attendees from all of the major browser vendors (and numerous smaller ones!).

It would be interesting to discuss partnership/promotion and collaboration on the Hackfest's ability to play this role.

Goal(s):
To discuss interest from wider W3C in exploring something like a second TPAC by way of the Hackfest

Materials:

• Session proposal on GitHub

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