The HTML5Apps/W3C team is present at the Mobile World Congress 2015. Dominique Hazaël-Massieux is on-site at Fira Gran Via in Barcelona, Spain, from Monday 2 through Thursday 5 March 2015. The past year has seen significant milestones in W3C with…
Blog Archives
[New Edition!] Standards for Web apps on mobile – January 2015
A deliverable of the HTML5Apps project, the January 2015 edition of the W3C Standards for Web Applications on Mobile includes a few changes and additions since October 2014. Notably, the document has been re-organized around the categories defined as Application…
Tagged with: Application Foundations, Battery API, frame timing, Indexed DB API, mobile Web applications, Packaging, Pointer Events API, Resource Timing API, Server-Sent Events API, Task Scheduler API, Vibration API, W3C, Web and mobile Interest Group, Web Cryptography API
Posted in HTML5, html5apps, Mobile, Standardization
Posted in HTML5, html5apps, Mobile, Standardization
[Web Payments] Next F2F meeting in Netherlands
The Web Payments Interest Group is organizing its second face-face meeting next month, on 2-4 February 2015, in Utrecht, The Netherlands. Hosted by Rabobank, this meeting is bringing a wide variety of stakeholders to help set the directions of work…
Tagged with: Web Payments, Web Payments Interest Group
Posted in html5apps, Payment, Standardization
Posted in html5apps, Payment, Standardization
[New edition!] Standards for Web apps on mobile – October 2014
A deliverable of the HTML5Apps project, the October 2014 edition of the W3C Standards for Web Applications on Mobile includes changes and additions since July 2014, notably emerging work such as: the Second Screen Presentation Working Group API to request…
HTML5 is a Web standard!
The W3C HTML5Apps team is very proud to relay the good news that HTML5 reached the W3C Web standard status today! HTML5 defines the fifth major revision of the Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), the format used to build Web pages…
Web Payments Activity Launched
HTML5Apps/W3C announced today a new Web Payments Initiative to integrate payments seamlessly into the Open Web Platform. W3C calls upon all industry stakeholders –banks, credit card companies, governments, mobile network operators, payment solution providers, technology companies, retailers, and content creators–…
Tagged with: Open Web Platform, Payments Interest Group, Web Payments
Posted in html5apps, Payment, Standardization
Posted in html5apps, Payment, Standardization
[HTML5] Proposed Recommendation – Call for Review
The W3C HTML Working Group, responsible for the HTML5 specification’s progress, has published a Proposed Recommendation of HTML5 (on 16 September 2014). This specification is intended to become a W3C Recommendation (or Web standard). The W3C Membership and other interested…
[HTML5] Call for Implementations
W3C is pleased to invite implementations of the HTML5 specification, which reached the Candidate Recommendation status on 31 July 2014. This Candidate Recommendation is expected to end no sooner than 28 August 2014. A preliminary implementation report is available, but…
Tagged with: Candidate Recommendation, HTML5, HTML5 Working Group, Implementation
Posted in HTML5, Standardization
Posted in HTML5, Standardization
[Web of Things] W3C Workshop Report
W3C published the report of the W3C Workshop on the Web of Things that was held on 25-26 June 2014, in Berlin (Germany). This workshop examined the opportunities for open Web standards for service platforms in the network edge and…
Tagged with: Device APIs, Internet of Things, IoT, Privacy, RESTful HTTP, Security, Web APIs, Web of Things
Posted in Standardization, Workshop
Posted in Standardization, Workshop
Native vs. HTML5?
The HTML5Apps project's goal is to close the gaps! Read more in the project's factsheet
.
The HTML5Apps project's goal is to close the gaps! Read more in the project's factsheet
.
This project is funded by the European Union through the Seventh Framework Programme (FP7/2013-2015) under grant agreement n°611327 - HTML5 Apps.
You must be logged in to post a comment.