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10y ago
If you can give those users faster performance and lower data usage and opportunities to cash in on the value of their eyeballs, where/when they are willing, it doesn't seem like you even have to 'hate' them, you just ha
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Why I’m Not Waiting on ‘await’ (part 1)
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WebVR API Transitions to W3C Standard
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Yet another blog about the state and future of Progressive Web App
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Panels And Panelsets: Common accessible and responsive patterns
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11y ago
You can also watch and participate in related discussions on https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-houdini/- I think the article didn't mention IIRC.
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11y ago
I remember hearing about something similar in '08 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMojRXK14jU which became http://www.humdingerwind.com/ - I wonder if they are related? Seems like a really interestin
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NASA's chief scientist thinks we'll find alien life by 2025
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NASA Eyes Ion Enginnes for Mars Orbiter 2022
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Pandora's Box Model: An experiment in containing stylesheet complexity
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Malicious Google Play Apps May Have Hosed Millions of Handset
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Friendly Fire: The Fog of DOM
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NASA is building this monster rocket to shuttle astronauts to Mars
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Microsoft, Red Hat, IBM and Others Help Google Build Cloud Trojan Horse
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Making Evolution Make Microbes Make Products
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12y ago
Send a pull - github for the win! http://darobin.github.io/formic/specs/json/
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12y ago
In fairness, you have to look at how standards get somewhere - this is an editor's draft which is a starting point of an idea rather than a done deal. Don't be surprised if the final product winds up being significantly different
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Nanoscale work yields big results
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HTML5 is done, but two groups still wrestle over Web's future
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What Would Bruce Lee Do: The Tao of the Extensible Web
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The Web Standards We Need: Tightening the Feedback Loop
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Why Virginie Galindo is Running for W3C Advisory Board
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Why Boaz Sender is Running for the W3C Advisory Board
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What Comes Next is the Future: A documentary about the Web
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I'm Running for W3C TAG & I'd Like Your Support (David Herman)
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The DOM and Managing Complexity in API Evolution
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Laying the Groundwork for Extensibility
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White House Twittee Mole Fired
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Video: The Extensible Web - JavaScript All the Way Down
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13y ago
I think that at least some of this is historical based on how the capabilities in the platform developed. For example, HTML is declarative and, in theory at least, something all but the purest artist/designer understand. The same is
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