The AccessAbility – Chennai Community Group has been proposed by Raja Sekar: The primary objective of this group is be a discussion forum and to teach the necessity of accessibility within the Chennai region. A secondary objective is to raise … Continue reading
The intent here is to conceptualize and propose open APIs that will help us solve an age old problem, openly federating identities on the web. We will be discussing existing APIs that may partially solve this problem today and how … Continue reading
The Federated Identities for the Open Web Community Group has been launched: The mission of this group is to propose new APIs that allow for secure identity federation across domains on the open web. In order to join the group, … Continue reading
Since a significant amount of discussions regarding an age label data model has taken place before the creation of this group, I’d like to give you an overview on the current state of play. The Technical Task Force I mentioned … Continue reading
Starting from the insight that the harmonisation of classification schemes is neither desirable nor feasible due to different socio-cultural contexts of classification, technical interoperability between the existing schemes and their electronic labels is seen as a possible way ahead to … Continue reading
There are a lot of supranational, national, regional, media-, OS- and platform-specific classification systems and age labels out there, all aiming at informing children, their parents and other consumers about potentially harmful or unwanted content. The more these labels become … Continue reading
Summary This month marks the two year anniversary of the RWW Community Group. A big thank you to everyone that has participated so far, some great progress, but still lots more to be done, in order to realize the full … Continue reading
I’ve had the time to have a look at current EME draft. It’s completely ridiculous and contrary to the logic of the old web to create a way to bind privative (closed) binaries without any control by the W3C just … Continue reading
Two points… I would like to propose that discussions regarding the API happen via the ORCA Community Group, the public-orca@w3c.org mail list seems to make sense. If you have not subscribed to that list yet and wish to receive messages … Continue reading
The Remote DOM Community Group has been launched: Similarly to how the Shadow DOM paved the way for custom elements using web technologies, a “Remote DOM” could allow display of portions of the web app to be displayed on “remote” … Continue reading
