As part of TPAC
week, W3C is pleased to come back to Lyon for another developer
event!
We invite the public and W3C members to gather for an evening of demonstrations, presentations, and discussions with the W3C community. Participation in the meetup is open to everyone at no cost, although space is limited to approx. 360 people. Local Web designers and application developers from Lyon and Greater Lyon are particularly encouraged to participate.
Learn from and meet with the top notch engineers building the Web!
Note that W3C meetings operate under the Principles and Procedures of our Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct.
Registration is now closed!
This year again, the meetup kicks off with cool demonstrations about W3C Web technologies in action. The show starts at 6:30pm!
6:30pm - 7:30pm: Demonstrations
CSS Houdini â—˜ Securing online access with WebAuthn â—˜ Web Audio â—˜
Immersive Web (VR/AR)
Web of Things â—˜ Web Payments â—˜ IntersectionObserver (v2) â—˜ Machine
learning for the Web (WebML)
Hypertext for Web maps (MapML) â—˜ Web Video Map Tracks (WebVMT)
Read the detailed demos' descriptions !
7:30pm - 8:45pm: Talks
8:45pm - 10:30pm: Social time, demonstrations
and sponsors' showcase
Rachel
Andrew is a front and back-end Web developer, author and
co-author of 22 books including The New CSS Layout and a regular contributor
to a number of publications both on and offline. Rachel is
co-founder of the CMS Perch
and Notist, Editor in Chief of Smashing Magazine, a Google Developer
Expert and an Invited Expert to the CSS Working Group. She writes
about business and technology on her own site at rachelandrew.co.uk.
As
Director of Developer Ecosystem at Mozilla, Ali Spivak leads
teams and programs that help developers connect with Mozilla and
build for the Web, including standards documentation on MDN Web Docs, developer events, and
communities of participation. She cares deeply about the Web and
strives to foster community environments where everyone can fully
and safely participate, grow, and learn.
Manuel
Rego is a free software developer working on the Web Platform
at Igalia. Over the past few years, he has been working on the
implementation of different CSS standards, particularly CSS Grid
Layout, in Chromium/Blink and WebKit for which he is an owner and
reviewer, respectively. Manuel has also been a member of the CSS
Working Group for the past year.
Tristan
Nitot, 51, is an entrepreneur, author and hacktivist. Tristan
has been involved with the Mozilla project (Firefox) for 17 years
from 1998 to 2015 then has spent 3 years being the Chief Product
Officer for the open source and private by design Cozy Cloud
project. Tristan has recently joined Qwant, the European search
engine to become VP Advocacy. Tristan has published a book called
Surveillance:// in October 2016 about privacy in the digital age and
is also a member of the Prospective committee of the CNIL, the
French Data Protection Authority.
Richard
Ishida is helping to make the World Wide Web world wide. He
leads the Internationalization work at W3C, working with developers
of specifications and implementers to ensure that Web technologies
allow universal access to the Web, regardless of language, script,
or culture. He has a background in translation and interpreting,
computational linguistics, translation tools, and global user
interface design. He also serves on the Unicode Editorial Committee
and the Unicode Conference board.
Université
de Lyon
92 rue Pasteur
69361 Lyon Cedex 07
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