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W3C Hosts Workshop on Social Networking

By Kurt Cagle
January 12, 2009

Social Networking and Community 2.0 have both become critical parts of the web infrastructure, so it is perhaps not surprising that the W3C, keeper of all things web, is now weighing in on the topic. On January 15-16, 2009, the W3C will host the Workshop on the Future of Social Networking in Barcelona, Spain, where it will pull together vendors, project leaders, and social networking experts to explore the ramifications that social networking has for the web, and whether the W3C should establish a formal working group dealing with Social Networking related issues.

Current CSS & formatting specs and drafts at W3C

By Rick Jelliffe
October 27, 2008

Here is a quick list of the current CSS specs and drafts from W3C.

XSLT 2.0++: Streaming XML Transformations and Parallel XML Message Processing

By M. David Peterson
September 2, 2008

After returning home from a two-week vacation, Dr. Michael Kay reveals what's next on tap for the XSLT Working Group at the W3C: Streaming XML Transformations. Will the combination of a Schema-Aware XSLT processor, streaming XML, and XMPP completely change the way we both think about and implement message processing solutions in the future? It's certainly possible.

Why Do I Have To "Apply For Group Membership" To Take Part In The "Open" Web Foundation?

By M. David Peterson
August 16, 2008

Apparently the "Open" Web Foundation forgot to look up the definition of "Open" before choosing their name. Or am I simply reading too much into the "Members Only" label that -- at present time -- keeps both you and me from openly contributing until such time as we've been deemed "worthy"?

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