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Dominique Hazaël-Massieux, W3C Staff
Who am I?
Vast question! But leaving apart the introspection questions, I hold an
Engineering degree from Ecole Centrale Paris
; I joined W3C first as its Webmaster through a V.I.E. exchange program at M.I.T.,
then was recruited as part of the INRIA-, then ERCIM-based European Team
of W3C.
My work in W3C
Working from France, I’m currently involved in the following
projects:
- the Mobile Web Initiative,
of which I am the Activity Lead, supervising mobile-related work in W3C
and ensuring that W3C technologies take into account the specificities
of mobile devices;
- the Telecommunications Vertical champion, in charge of understanding the specific needs from the Telecommunication industry on and from the Web, and turning these needs into actionable plans in W3C;
- the Web & Mobile Interest Group (WebMob), the group that helps push the Web toward the top of the podium on mobile;
- the Web Real-Time
Communications Working Group that is bringing
peer-to-peer audio/video connections to the Web;
- the Device APIs Working Group
that is looking at enriching HTML5 with access to a
device’s camera, addressbook, calendar, etc. from the browser, to make Web
applications as powerful as traditional “native”
applications;
I am also involved in the European-funded projects HTML5Apps and MediaScape.
Before my current activities, I served as Staff Contact in the Mobile
Web Best Practices Working Group, and as co-Chair of the Mobile
Web Test Suites Working Group. I served as staff contact to the Geolocation Working Group on a few occasions.
I have also developed a number of the Web applications used by W3C to support its on-line collaborative work as part of the W3C Systems Team, and continue to develop tools for my W3C groups on a more ad-hoc basis (mostly on GitHub.
Even earlier, I was Activity Lead of the Quality
Assurance Activity and Staff Contact of the Quality
Assurance Working Group; I was also involved in the early work on GRDDL and various Semantic Web
projects.
I’m also interested in Web Accessibility — as part
of a larger focus of mine on usability.
More details about my activities are available in my Work
blog and my microblog.
Events
I’m available for speaking engagements, both in French and in English;
contact me at dom@w3.org, preferably well
in-advance of the event, especially for events outside of Europe.
- Upcoming
- ISOC NL HTML5/Webapps workshop, April 2 2015, Amsterdam, Netherlands
- W3C Track in WWW2015 conference, May 20-21 2015, Florence, Italy
- 2015
-
- WebRTC et les standards du Web
- Pôle SCS Info day on WebRTC, Sophia-Antipolis, France, January 22
- 2014
-
- WebRTC Impact on the Web
- Upperside WebRTC Conference, Paris, France, December 18
- Panel Assessing what part the mobile web, and HTML5 as a development tool, should play in your mobile strategy
- HTML5 Track at Appsworld, London, UK, November 13
- Web Unplugged
/dev/var/6, Toulon, France, October 9 - Permissions on the Web
- Lightning Talk at Extensible Web Summit, Berlin, Germany, September 11
- WebRTC: Web, Meet Communications
- Keynote at the Next Generation Service Platform, Munich, Germany, June 10
- The Web: on Mobile and Beyond
- W3C Spain HTML5 Taller during Sher.pa summit, Bilbao, Spain, May 6
- WebRTC et les standards du Web
/dev/var/4, Toulon, France, April 10 - WebRTC: Web, Meet Communications
- Keynote at the WebRTC Global Summit, London, UK, April 2
- Panel on Web & Gaming
- Next Game Frontier 2014, Paris, France, March 13
- Unpanel on The Web as an open app distribution platform
- WIPJam@MWC14, Barcelona, Spain, February 25
- 2013
-
- Panel at the SmartWIPclub session on WebRTC
- Paris, France, November 28
The Web: on Mobile and Beyond- Keynote at MobiCASE 2013, Paris, France, November 7
Standards for Web applications on mobile- Tutorial at NETTAB 2013 workshop, Venice, Italy, October 16
Web and Location- Keynote at the TUT W3C Technology Day, Tampere, Finland, September 11
W3C and the Web of Things- Web of Things Summer School (École d'Été Web Intelligence 2013 « Le Web des objets »), Lyon, France, September 5
- Closing the Gap with Native
- W3C Advisory Committee Meeting, Tokyo, Japan, June 10
The Web: THE Platform for connected devices- Keynote at the Tizen Developer Conference 2013, San Francisco, CA, USA, May 23rd
- Web & Multimedia
- Master 1 class at ISEN Engineering School, March 15- April 11
- Privacy considerations around access to camera and microphone
- W3C Privacy Interest Group teleconference, March 28
- 2012
-
- Hypertext, Hypermedia, Hyperdevices
- W3C Developer Meetup at TPAC, October 29, Lyon, France
- Réaliser une appli mobile à base de HTML5 (HTML5 Augmented Reality app walk through)
- W3Café France, June 29, Paris, France
- Le Web des fonctions
- Conférence Grame, June 27, Lyon, France
Mobile Web Apps and HTML5- Workshop on Mobile Web & HTML5, June 6, Barcelona, Spain
- Tutorial on HTML5 and Mobile Web Applications (code walk-through)
- second MOSQUITO event, May 30th, Paris, France
- W3C Open Web Platform, a platform for connected devices
- Mobile web challenges workshop, May 29, Paris, France
Web & HTML5 session (video)- Adobe Creative Week 2012, May 24, Paris, France
Device/Network API panel (video)- Mobilism 2012, May 11 Amsterdam, Netherlands
HTML5 & the Open Web Platfrom- HTML5 session during the Future Internet Assembly, May 10, Aalborg, Denmark
- The MobiWebApp Project
- European Projecst track at WWW2012, April 19, Lyon, France
APIs & Privacy: Web Permissions- W3C Track at WWW2012, April 18, Lyon, France
- Permissions for Web Applications
- W3C TAG F2F, April 3rd, Sophia-Antipolis, France
- Le Web Mobile Zen
- Rencontres Experts Eyrolles, Sites web : les meilleures pratiques, March 27, Paris, France
- Mélimélo : où va Internet ? Ce qu’il y a après le 2.0 (BarCamp on Web of Data)
- March 15, Toulon, France
- Unpanel on Mobile Web
- WIPJam @ MWC 2012, March 1st 2012, Barcelona, Spain
Le Web, plate-forme de convergence des appareils connectés- Conférence INRIA
Lille autour du W3C , February 14, Lille, France
The Web: A Platform for Connected Devices- W3C Spain Day,
January 12, Granada, Spain
- 2011
-
Browser
Panel- Paris Web 2011, October 14,
Paris, France
Plasticité des IHM: le Web et l’adaptation de
contenu- 2 hours lesson at Polytech’nice, October 7, Sophia-Antipolis,
France
Native ←♥→ Web- Over the Air 2011, Septempber
30th 2011, Bletchley, UK
Best Practices for developing Mobile Web
Applications- Open World Forum 2011,
September 23, Paris, France
- W3C and Open Data
- Open Data Garage, July 6, Marseilles, France
- HTML5: the new face of the Web panel
- E1 S2 conference, June
10, Toulon, France
- The Web: a platform for applications on connected devices
- Mobile Web Applications Camp, part of the W3C
track in the WWW2011 conference, March 31, 2011, Hyderabad,
India
- HTML5 et les nouvelles technologies
du Web
- 43.117 (Toulon digital companies
network) meet up, March 24, 2011, Toulon, France
The Web: a platform for
applications on connected devices (SVG
version of the slides)- Future of Mobile Web
Application, W3C Device API Day 2011, March 17, 2011, Seoul,
South Korea
W3C Widgets and the Open Web Platform- WAC
Developer event during Mobile World Congress, February 14,
Barcelona, Spain
Applications Web /
Applications Natives- Panel on Quelles sont les meilleures méthodes de
développement d'applications mobiles ? (what are the best
methods to develop mobile applications), in Le développement des nouveaux services mobiles, INRIA,
January 21, Sophia-Antipolis, France
- 2010
-
HTML5 et le Web de demain
(SVG)- Paris Web 2010, October
14, Paris, France
- Video
of the presentation
Applications Web
Mobiles au W3C (SVG)- Conférence
de Presse W3C, 13 Octobre, Paris, France
On the Web: mobile and
accessible? (SVG
slides, HTML paper)- Invited Speaker on Rich Internet Applications track in 1st
International Conference of ÆGIS, October 8, Seville, Spain
The Next Open Web Platform- Paris
HTML5 Meetup in La Cantine, April 7, Paris, France
- Video
- Input to
Native or Web
Application? How Best to Deliver Content and Services to Your
Audiences over the Mobile Phone
- Global Intelligence Alliance Webinar, 8 April
Sophia-Antipolis
BarCamp on Mobile Internet-
Sophia-Antipolis BarCamp, March 4
- Blog
report
- earlier…
- See the archives of older talks and
presentations.
Projects
A few W3C projects I am/was involved in:
- demos of Web-based multi-devices usage: remote
whiteboard and 3D
explorer
- W3Connect Web App for TPAC 2011 and
W3Connect Web app for
Over the Air 2011, based on an
open-source node.js powered Web application
- W3C Cheatsheet for
developers (source)
- the WebIDL checker
(source),
and widlproc, a
Web IDL parser
- the 2009 redesign of
the W3C web site
- organization and co-chairing of the W3C
Workshop on the Future of Social Networking in Barcelona, Jan
2009, that led to the creation of the Social
Web Incubator Group
- organization of the W3C Workshop on
Securing access to Device APIs from the Web in London, Dec 2008,
that led to the creation of the Device APIs and
Policy Working Group
- the Web Compatibility Tests for Mobile Browsers: first
and second version
- the Mobile Test Harness
- co-authored and tutored the on-line
course on the W3C Mobile Web Best Practices
- W3C GRDDL service, HTMLDiff
service
- the mobileOK checker
(and its predecessor, the W3C Mobile Web
Best Practices checker)
- Tracker, a W3C internal issues and
action items tracking system used by many W3C Working Groups
- the Last Call comments tracker,
a W3C internal tool to manage feedback received from the public on W3C
specifications
- Planet Mobile Web, an aggregation of blog
posts regarding the Web on mobile devices
- the W3C Working Groups management system
that serves as a basis for ensuring the proper application of W3C
Patent Policy
- WBS, the Web Balloting and Straw Poll
System, a W3C internal tool used to run survey and questionnaires
- the first version of the publication
rules
checker and various other
spec-editing assistants
- the semantic data extractor
- the W3C mailing list
archives accessibility and usability improvements
- the Glossary project
- the old “W3C new visitors”
page (2002)
- the initial move from table-based to
CSS-layout for the W3C Home page back in 2002
- RDFization of the QA
Matrix
- Automation (and RDFization) of the
Technical Reports list management
- the spell checker
Publications
- Web and Native Gap Analysis report, Oct 2013
- The Web on Mobile and Beyond, A List Apart column, March 2013
- Le W3C vu de l’intérieur (Insider view of W3C), Le Train de 13h37, Jan 2013
- Standards for Web
Applications on Mobile, a quarterly updated overview of
technologies used to build Web applications on mobile;
- Relever
le défi du Web mobile (Eyrolles editions), book in French
on developing and designing for the Web on mobile devices
- On the Web: mobile and accessible?, In ÆGIS
conference proceedings (PDF), 1st
ÆGIS International Conference (HTML
version)
- Method for Writing Testable
Conformance Requirements, Working Group Note, January
2010
- Guidelines for writing device
independent tests, Working Group Note, May 2009
- Return
of the Mobile Style Sheet, article in A List Apart,
January 2009
- QA Framework Specification
Guidelines, W3C Recommendation, August 2005
- Variability in Specifications,
Working Group Note, August 2005
- Bridging
XHTML, XML and RDF with GRDDL, accepted paper to XTech
2005 conference, May 2005
- Gleaning Resource Descriptions from
Dialects of Languages (GRDDL), co-author of the original
Team Submission in May 2005
- Buy
standards
compliant web sites, W3C QA Article, July 2002
Office address
W3C/ERCIM
2004, Route des Lucioles
Sophia Antipolis
06410 Biot
France
Misc
Dominique Hazaël-Massieux <dom@w3.org>
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