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##Upcoming and past meetings

This document contains information about WP's upcoming and recent F2F meetings.

Please note:

  • The group has 1-2 face-to-face (f2f) meetings per year where the potential scope is all of the group's specifications.
  • The group may have additional f2f meetings for specific topics, for example with only Web Components on the agenda.
  • The group does not have regular distributed voice conferences. More information about teleconferences is provided below.
  • All meeting minutes are Public.

SeeAlso:

Upcoming F2F Meetings

Past Face-To-Face Meetings (most recent first)

20 September: Service Workers, held at TPAC 2016, Lisbon, Portugal

19 September: Web Components, held at TPAC 2016, Lisbon, Portugal

29 July: Editing meeting, hosted by Google in San Francisco

28-29 July: Service Workers meeting, hosted by Mozilla in Toronto

10-11 May: HTML editors meeting. Hosted by Microsoft in Seattle/Redmond

11-12 April 2016: Service Workers meeting hosted by Microsoft in Seattle/Redmond

25 January 2015 Custom elements meeting, hosted by Apple in Cupertino

26 and 27 October 2015 (TPAC2015; Sapporo, JP)

Distributed Meetings aka TelCons

WebApps has some irregularly scheduled distributed meetings (aka telcons). Below is common information and logistics for all of the distributed meetings and some meeting-specific information.

General Information

The following information applies to all of Web Platform meetings (distributed and f2f):

Best Practices

UI Events

Web Components

Editing APIs

  • ad hoc; only on a case-by-case basis.

  • Agendas: a draft agenda is sent to the public-public-editing-tf list at least 24 hours before

  • Minutes: meeting minutes are distributed on the public-editing-tf list.

IRC and Meeting Resources

Here are some useful resources regarding IRC (e.g. a short cheat sheet) and meetings:

Web Interface to IRC

If you do do not have an IRC client, or have trouble connecting to IRC from behind a firewall, W3C offers a browser-based IRC Web interface (note: you must have a Member or Invited Expert account to use this).