I don’t believe I participated in a new year resolution-taking exercise before. This is probably because it requires 1) the time and ability to take a high-level approach to life, vision, and values; and 2) to commit! I won’t go into detail about why I don’t much like the former, and why I suck so... Continue Reading →
Day-to-day work at W3C
An author for IEEE asked me last week, for an article he’s writing, for a high level introduction to the World Wide Web Consortium, and what its day-to-day work looks like. Most of the time when we get asked, we pull from boilerplate descriptions, and/or from the website, and send a copy-paste and links. It... Continue Reading →
Webizen became W3C Developers Avenue
Webizen is no more. Yay! We released W3C Developers Avenue instead, and it's a good thing! It's much simpler, streamlined and more scalable. https://twitter.com/w3c/status/659265539135676416 Webizen kept a public task force busy for a year and went through two major iterations between W3C TPAC 2013 in Shenzhen and TPAC 2014 in Santa Clara, where the W3C... Continue Reading →