Hello,
Mozilla, Opera & Apple have launched a new
by-invitation-only W3C alternative that excludes
Microsoft and that is chartered to create new backward
compatible web standards that let you build web
applications using HTML, CSS, DOM and Javascript.
The new spokesperson of the the Web Hypertext
Application Technology (WHAT) Working Group (WG) is -
surprise, suprise, - Ian Hickson.
Ian Hickson known for relentlessy attacking the
RICHIE (Rich Internet for Everyone) initiative and
demanding a shutdown writes in a comment over at
MozillaZine:
Amusingly enough, the WHATWG list, in its few hours
of existence, has done more for interop than the
xul-talk list has done in its entire existence.
Now, why would this be so? Anyway, I welcome the
new WHAT WG initiative.
Find out more @ http://whatwg.org
Let us know what you think about the new WHAT WG
initiative. Please post your comments to xul-talk
(just change the mailaddress from xul-announce to
xul-talk. Thanks).
- Gerald
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Gerald Bauer
Open XUL Alliance - A Rich Internet For Everyone |
http://xul.sourceforge.net
XUL News Wire | http://news.gmane.org/gmane.comp.lang.xul.announce
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