Enabling Web Developers to Build the Future of the Web

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A first-person account explains concrete wins: a 230+ response survey that proves developer demand, joining TC39 to add web developers where there were none, running to reform the W3C steering group and moved W3C to GitHub to enable issues and PRs, shipping features like service worker after developer pressure, and publishing a TC39 dashboard plus community groups and intent-to-implement reviews that actually change what browsers prioritize.

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1. 0:00The first talk in a while
2. 1:30Personal journey and standards
3. 3:35Difficulties in standards
4. 6:10Structural problems
5. 8:44Empirical feedback gathering
6. 12:04A shift in perception
7. 13:44Crashing the gates
8. 16:02Modernizing the process
9. 17:28Extensible web manifesto
10. 19:52Standards participation now
11. 24:11Frameworks as allies
12. 27:11How to contribute

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