The Web is Changing the World. Are you READY?
summary
W3C has 381 members (about 80 big companies and 301 academics, governments and SMEs), 70 staff, roughly 1,300 people contributing daily across 64 working groups and 230 standards; HTML5 is targeted as final by end of 2014; the web runs on ~85% of mobile devices; active areas include WebRTC, security/privacy, accessibility and multilingual support; tooling being delivered includes a validator suite, curated learning at webplatform.org, and a core mobile HTML5 profile plus test suites for interoperability.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction and welcome
- 1:32W3C role and mission
- 6:28HTML5 and the Open Web Platform
- 11:04Momentum and industry impact
- 14:33Mobile and telecom applications
- 15:14Television and interactive content
- 17:00Social networking and Facebook's role
- 18:24Core Mobile Web Platform initiative
- 20:10Gaming and HTML5 adoption
- 20:52Publishing and e-books standards
- 22:42Automotive industry standards
- 24:05Developer resources and tools
- 25:32Membership and Q&A
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