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Annotating WPT to Surface the Status of the Platform
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Meeting

Event details

Date:
– Japan Standard Time
Status:
Confirmed
Location:
Floor 5 - 505
Participants:
Rachel Andrew, Tab Atkins Jr., Christian Biesinger, Rick Byers, Emilio Cobos Álvarez, Chris Cuellar, Mason Freed, Anthony Frehner, Hiroshige Hayashizaki, Dominique Hazaël-Massieux, Roman Komarov, Michael Pennisi, Vincent Scheib, Florian Scholz, Simeon Vincent, Rick Viscomi
Big meeting:
TPAC 2025 (Calendar)

In this breakout, you'll become acquainted with the Web Developer Experience (WebDX) Community Group and its efforts to formally classify the platform's capabilities into a set of "features" as understood by web developers. You will see how this information is integrated into WPT and the practical value of that integration. You'll also learn how you can support the process as a specification editor and/or test author. Finally, you'll brainstorm opportunities to refine the process in service of fostering more nuanced insights into the state of the platform.

Agenda

Chairs:
Michael Pennisi, Chris Cuellar

Description:
In this breakout, you'll become acquainted with the Web Developer Experience (WebDX) Community Group and its efforts to formally classify the platform's capabilities into a set of "features" as understood by web developers. You will see how this information is integrated into WPT and the practical value of that integration. You'll also learn how you can support the process as a specification editor and/or test author. Finally, you'll brainstorm opportunities to refine the process in service of fostering more nuanced insights into the state of the platform.

Goal(s):
Inspire participation in an ongoing effort to improve visibility into implementation status

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