The goal of this meeting was to discuss the charter and first milestone of the W3C community group for Natural Language Interfaces on the Web of Data. Around 20 people joined and presented their systems, requirements towards test, benchmarks, data and APIs as … Continue reading
It’s the end of summer (at least where I am sat that seems very much the case) and there is some good progress to report. What aspects of a course can we now describe? As a result of work so … Continue reading
The Offline URL Community Group has been launched: Currently a file URL (file:///) is the defined way to access a local file in a browser. For various reasons (some outdated) this is not a preferred mechanism. There have been several … Continue reading
We will be meeting at TPAC at Lisbon on THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 22, 10:30–12:30 AM Location: Room 1.14, First floor (maximum attendance: 20) For time zone reference: http://www.worldtimeserver.com/current_time_in_PT.aspx Any other relevant details are posted here: https://www.w3.org/2016/09/TPAC/schedule.html Telecom for remote participants will be available – … Continue reading
The Chainpoint Community Group has been launched: The mission of this group is to establish a standard for creating a universally verifiable proof of any data, file, or series of events, by anchoring data to the blockchain and other sources. … Continue reading
Hi all. The multi-device timing CG is set up for a session at this years TPAC in Lisbon. The session is scheduled for Thursday 22 Sept, 15:30 to 17:30 [1]. The session will be hosted by Francois Daoust (W3C) and … Continue reading
(Posted on behalf of Ossi) Deal all, As the MULTI-POS ITN project is now about to finish, it is time to close this community group. It turned out that the communications and the joint activities took effectively place outside this … Continue reading
The Chainpoint Community Group has been proposed by Wayne Vaughan: The mission of this group is to establish a standard for creating a universally verifiable proof of any data, file, or series of events, by anchoring data to the blockchain … Continue reading
At TPAC 2013, the Second Screen Community Group was created to incubate an idea of making secondary screens first-class citizens on the Web. The Community Group produced an early version of the Presentation API specification that was used as a starting point for … Continue reading
The Web Media API Community Group has been proposed by Mark Vickers: Media web application developers want to deploy their content on a wide and heterogeneous range of devices and platforms, e.g. televisions, set-top boxes, and mobile devices. To ensure … Continue reading
