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W3C is pleased to launch its new online course, “JavaScript for Beginners”, to help Web developers understand the basic concepts of JavaScript. The course is 4 weeks long, to start on 11 November 2013. JavaScript is one of the three major Web developer tools, along with HTML5 and CSS3, so register before October 28 to […]
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Better later than never, here is a short report of the first ever W3C Developer Meetup in Tokyo, that took place on 8 June 2013. The meetup venue was splendid, on the 14F of the famous Mori Tower (where the...
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Finally! W3C is proud to present a new HTML5 training course, available online. The course starts 18 March and lasts six weeks. Do not miss the early bird rate - deadline is tomorrow night (22 Feb. 2013)! Learn HTML5 cool...
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Learn how to easily develop robust mobile friendly Web sites so to deliver the best experience to your users, and enroll the W3C mobile Web training course before Monday 3 September! The “W3C mobile Web Best Practices” training courses are...
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A lot of course material out there is in English. Within W3C's online training for Web developers program, also known as W3DevCampus, we are proud to launch a complete online training package in Spanish associated with the "Mobile Web 1"...
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The new mobile Web training course launched last February was so well received (full course!) that we are announcing a new session before this summer. The "Mobile Web 2: Applications" online course will be 6 weeks long, from 11 June...
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Over the past few years, the availability of Open Web Platform technologies on mobile devices has done nothing but grow, to the point where it has become not only possible but in fact increasingly common to write full-fledged applications using...
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The June 2011 mobile Web training course is just over. We are now sending certificates of completion to students who passed all course assignments. Excellent success rate so far, with students happy to have spent 8 weeks with us. Week...
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The very recent announcements from Microsoft (“The Future of the Web is HTML5”), Apple (“We are betting big on HTML5”) and Google (“New open standards created in the mobile era, such as HTML5, will win on mobile devices (and PCs...
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The WWW2010 conference that just took place in Raleigh is now over and it's a good time to report on some of the outcomes from the event, and most specifically about the W3C track that I had the pleasure...
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