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Many in the W3C community — including staff, chairs, and Member representatives — present W3C work at conferences and other events. Below you will find a list some of the talks. All material is copyright of the author, except where otherwise noted.
September 2013
- 2013-09-28 (28 SEP)
WAI Tech Tour: Accessibility of HTML5 and the Open Web Platform
by Judy Brewer and Mark Sadecki
Boston Accessibility Conference
Boston, USA
Relevant technology area: Web Design and Applications.
October 2013
- 2013-10-01 (1 OCT)
CSS, une petite selection (CSS, a small selection) (tutorial)
by Bert Bos
Lyon, France
Relevant technology area: Web Design and Applications.
- 2013-10-01 (1 OCT)
Accessibility Features of HTML5
by Mark Sadecki
Boston, USA
Relevant technology area: Web Design and Applications.
- 2013-10-02 (2 OCT)
Les formations du W3C pour les développeurs Web (W3C Online Training for Web developers)
Lyon, France
- 2013-10-02 (2 OCT)
Making APIs at W3C
Moscow, Russia
Relevant technology areas: Web of Devices and Web Design and Applications.
- 2013-10-02 (2 OCT)
- 2013-10-03 (3 OCT)
Internet na CSS en XSL (What should the web look like next?)
by Bert Bos, in cooperation with the Benelux Office
Een avond met webpionier dr. Bert Bos
(An evening with Web pioneer dr. Bert Bos)Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Relevant technology area: Web Design and Applications.
- 2013-10-03 (3 OCT)
Information technology standardisation - theory and practice
by Olle Olsson
course "Law and ICT"
Stockholm, Sweden
- 2013-10-03 (3 OCT)
What's So Great About 5 Star Data?
by Phil Archer, in cooperation with the Hungary Office
Budapest, Hungary
- 2013-10-08 (8 OCT)
Digital Publishing and the Open Web: The W3C's Digital Publishing Interest Group
by Markus Gylling and Ivan Herman
Frankfurt, Germany
Relevant technology area: Web Design and Applications.
- 2013-10-10 (10 OCT)
Livre Électronique et Standard du Web (Ebooks and Web Standards)
Paris, France
(see abstract)
Abstract:Le Livre Électronique est probablement le plus gros consommateur de Standards du Web actuel hors du Web lui-même. Les points de convergence entre notre moyen d'expression préféré et les eBooks sont nombreux mais les points de divergence également. Quels sont les apports du Livre Électronique dans HTML, les CSS, les autres langages ? Quels sont les spécifications du W3C qui doivent impérativement progresser pour aider le Livre Électronique ? Pouvez-vous transformer une collection de documents Web en Livre Électronique en moins que temps que Tristan Nitot en a besoin pour passer son fameux tutu rose ? Comment le W3C et l'IDPF, le consortium chargé d'EPUB, travaillent-ils ensemble ? Le Livre Électronique et le Web évoluent-ils à la même vitesse ? Bref, tout ce que vous avez voulu savoir sur les dessous Web du Livre Électronique sans jamais oser le demander. - 2013-10-15 (15 OCT)
Web Performance Working Group update
New York, USA
Relevant technology area: Web Design and Applications.
(see abstract)
Abstract:The mission of the Web Performance Working Group is to create standards to enhance aspects of Web application performance of user agent features and APIs. Some of them are already deployed in today's major browsers, like Navigation Timing or Page Visibility. This update presents the latest proposals on improving Web performance. - 2013-10-16 (16 OCT)
Linked Data - What's the Point?
by Phil Archer
International Open Access Conference @ EKT
Athens, Greece
Relevant technology area: Semantic Web.
(see abstract)
Abstract:The movement towards Open Access to scientific publications implies open access to the data behind the papers. Does linked data - 5 star linked open data - really offer extra benefits? Phil Archer sets out the contexts in which it does. - 2013-10-16 (16 OCT)
Standards for Web Applications on Mobile (tutorial)
Venice, Italy
Relevant technology areas: Web of Devices and Web Design and Applications.
- 2013-10-18 (18 OCT)
Open Data: motor de la innovación (Open Data: engine of innovation) (panel)
Jornades Valencianes de Documentació
Valencia, Spain
- 2013-10-23 (23 OCT)
Everything is XML, XML is Everywhere (we just couldn't know it)
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Relevant technology areas: Semantic Web, Web Architecture, Browsers and Other Agents, XML Core Technology, and Web Design and Applications.
(see abstract)
Abstract:When you store a photo, you can store it as a JPEG, or a PNG or in a number of other formats; when you store music you might store it as MP3, FLAC, WAV, or any number of others; when you store a film, you might store it as MPEG, XVID, or again any number of alternatives. But in the end what we really are interested in is the photo, the music and film. There are reasons to choose one format over another, but those reasons are in the service of our needs with regards to the content. Looked at in this way, XML is only there in the service of our data. There are reasons to choose XML as format, such as the interoperability, the toolchain, and the generality; but there are also reasons that people choose other formats, such as JSON, or (non-XML) HTML. From this point of view XML is just a particular serialisation of our data. This talk is about a general method that allows you to regard all formats, and all data, just as different serialisations of data, and how you can get the XML serialisation out of every format, so that we can use it in our XML toolchains. - 2013-10-25 (25 OCT)
JS in SMS
San Francisco, USA
Relevant technology areas: Web of Devices and Web Design and Applications.
- 2013-10-25 (25 OCT) – 2013-10-26 (26 OCT)
Panel: Future of the open web: challenges and opportunities (panel)
Montreal, Canada
November 2013
- 2013-11-07 (7 NOV)
Web and Mobile
Paris, France
Relevant technology areas: Web of Devices and Web Design and Applications.
- 2013-11-07 (7 NOV)
W3C Internationalization Tag Set 2.0 - Usage Scenarios and Implementations (tutorial)
by Felix Sasaki and Christian Lieske
Wiesbaden, Germany
- 2013-11-13 (13 NOV)
Cryptographic operations in the browser
Antwerp, Belgium
Relevant technology area: Web Design and Applications.
(see abstract)
Abstract:Many operations you like to perform on the web like authentication, sending secure messages and the signing of documents require cryptographic operations. W3C started an effort to standardise a secure API for performing these operations on the web. This work resulted in a Javascript Web Cryptography API which will be implemented by all major browsers soon, but is also applicable in other environments.
This talk will start by quickly explaining why a native Cryptography API is required, followed by an introduction to the Web Cryptography API by exploring some of its use cases using live code demos in various browsers.
- 2013-11-22 (22 NOV)
by Steven Pemberton, in cooperation with the Benelux Office
XForms Today voor CIO’s en CTO’s
(XForms Today for CIO’s and CTO’s)Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Relevant technology areas: Web Architecture, Web of Services, XML Core Technology, and Web Design and Applications.
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