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The Fight Over HTML5

The document discusses the ongoing debate over the terminology and specifications surrounding HTML5, particularly the conflicting perspectives between the W3C and WHATWG. It highlights the introduction of a new logo by the W3C for HTML5, critiques the necessity of such branding, and notes the transition to just 'HTML' with the abandonment of the HTML5 nomenclature. Moreover, it raises concerns about the future usability of HTML amid the inability to finalize the specification and the dominance of WHATWG in developing web standards.

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The Fight Over HTML5 Are we to refer to it as HTML5 as the WC3 says or HTML as the WHATWG says? by Mike Wilcox March 2011
January 17th, 2011
January 17th, 2011 HTML5 Grows Up and Gets a Shiny New Logo
January 17th, 2011 HTML5 Grows Up and Gets a Shiny New Logo
New Logo! What’s Good
New Logo! What’s Good It shows the W3C is actually paying some attention to what is going on outside of their little world.
New Logo! What’s Good It shows the W3C is actually paying some attention to what is going on outside of their little world. W3C raises awareness for themselves.
New Logo! What’s Good It shows the W3C is actually paying some attention to what is going on outside of their little world. W3C raises awareness for themselves. I can use the logo in my presentations.
New Logo! What’s Good It shows the W3C is actually paying some attention to what is going on outside of their little world. W3C raises awareness for themselves. I can use the logo in my presentations. It comes with more logos!
New Logo! What’s Good It shows the W3C is actually paying some attention to what is going on outside of their little world. W3C raises awareness for themselves. I can use the logo in my presentations. It comes with more logos!
New Logo! What’s Bad
New Logo! What’s Bad We need a logo? There's no logo for CSS, JavaScript, or XML.
New Logo! What’s Bad We need a logo? There's no logo for CSS, JavaScript, or XML. W3C raises awareness for themselves.
New Logo! What’s Bad We need a logo? There's no logo for CSS, JavaScript, or XML. W3C raises awareness for themselves. Flash doesn't even have a logo. The IDE does, but AS3 doesn't.
New Logo! What’s Bad We need a logo? There's no logo for CSS, JavaScript, or XML. W3C raises awareness for themselves. Flash doesn't even have a logo. The IDE does, but AS3 doesn't. Hey! Some of those sub-logos have nothing to do with HTML5!
New Logo
New Logo By the way, nobody asked me but...
New Logo By the way, nobody asked me but... Designed by Occupop in Hawaii Price: $10 billion Time: 12 years
New Logo By the way, nobody asked me but... Done by Mike Wilcox Designed by Occupop in Hawaii Price: $0.00 Time: 15 minutes Price: $10 billion Time: 12 years
January 19th, 2011
January 19th, 2011 The WHATWG announces that HTML5 will no longer exist.
January 19th, 2011 2 da ys later The WHATWG announces that HTML5 will no longer exist.
January 19th, 2011 2 da ys later The WHATWG announces that HTML5 will no longer exist. HTML5
January 19th, 2011 2 da ys later The WHATWG announces that HTML5 will no longer exist. ick son Ia nH HTML5
January 19th, 2011 2 da ys later The WHATWG announces that HTML5 will no longer exist. ick son Ia nH The specification will be known as “HTML” HTML5
January 19th, 2011 2 da ys later The WHATWG announces that HTML5 will no longer exist. ick son Ia nH The specification will be known as “HTML” No more deadlines. It will be a LIVING SPEC. HTML5
Versionitus
Versionitus Outrage ensues.
Versionitus Outrage ensues. Can we still use the term HTML5?
Versionitus Outrage ensues. Can we still use the term HTML5? 2022 was bad enough, now it’s never!
Versionitus Outrage ensues. Can we still use the term HTML5? 2022 was bad enough, now it’s never! If the spec is never finalized we can never use it!!
Versionitus Outrage ensues. Can we still use the term HTML5? 2022 was bad enough, now it’s never! If the spec is never finalized we can never use it!! How will browsers ever implement a moving target?
Versionitus Outrage ensues. Can we still use the term HTML5? 2022 was bad enough, now it’s never! If the spec is never finalized we can never use it!! How will browsers ever implement a moving target? When will it ever be safe to use HTML5?
Versionitus Outrage ensues. Can we still use the term HTML5? 2022 was bad enough, now it’s never! If the spec is never finalized we can never use it!! How will browsers ever implement a moving target? When will it ever be safe to use HTML5? HTML will become an unusable mess!
Versionitus Outrage ensues. Can we still use the term HTML5? 2022 was bad enough, now it’s never! If the spec is never finalized we can never use it!! How will browsers ever implement a moving target? When will it ever be safe to use HTML5? HTML will become an unusable mess! If you do not publish snapshots every now and again, you are Orwellian in your recognition of the role the mistakes of the past play into the present and the future.
Versionitus Outrage ensues. Can we still use the term HTML5? 2022 was bad enough, now it’s never! If the spec is never finalized we can never use it!! How will browsers ever implement a moving target? When will it ever be safe to use HTML5? HTML will become an unusable mess! If you do not publish snapshots every now and again, you are Orwellian in your recognition of the role the mistakes of the past play into the present and the future. Someone really said that on th WHATWG blog e
The W3C Backtrack
The W3C Backtrack
The W3C Backtrack " This is no t the offic ial logo ye t"
The W3C Backtrack " This is no t the offic ial logo ye t" FAQ: Q:! Are a ll those technology features de fine d in the HTML5 specification? A: !No, not all of them.
The W3C Backtrack " This is no t the offic ial logo ye t" FAQ: Q:! Are a ll those technology features de fine d in the HTML5 W3C w ill cont inue to use specification? "Open Web Platform" as A: !No, not all of them. well [as HTML5], an d we may have a corresponding logo.
The W3C Backtrack " This is no t the offic ial logo ye t" FAQ: Q:! Are a ll those technology features de fine d in the HTML5 W3C w ill cont inue to use specification? "Open Web Platform" as A: !No, not all of them. well [as HTML5], an d we may have a corresponding logo. Ian Jacobs Head of W3C Marketing and Communications
and then...
February 14, 2011
February 14, 2011 28 d ays later
February 14, 2011 28 d ays later The W3C announces that HTML5 will be done in 2014.
February 14, 2011 28 d ays later The W3C announces that HTML5 will be done in 2014. Okay. It’s DONE.
February 14, 2011 28 d ays later The W3C announces that HTML5 will be done in 2014. Developers, it’s safe to use it Okay. It’s now. DONE.
February 14, 2011 28 d ays later The W3C announces that HTML5 will be done in 2014. Developers, it’s safe to use it Okay. It’s now. DONE. Last Call: MAY!!?!
Developers Rejoice!
Developers Rejoice! ...or do they?
What’s Missing
What’s Missing Because of the aggressive timeline, some things may not make the cut.
What’s Missing Because of the aggressive timeline, some things may not make the cut. Standard video codec
What’s Missing Because of the aggressive timeline, some things may not make the cut. Standard video codec Multitracking
What’s Missing Because of the aggressive timeline, some things may not make the cut. Standard video codec Multitracking Multiple video sources
What’s Missing Because of the aggressive timeline, some things may not make the cut. Standard video codec Multitracking Multiple video sources Multiple audio sources
What’s Missing Because of the aggressive timeline, some things may not make the cut. Standard video codec Multitracking Multiple video sources Multiple audio sources External Closed Caption XML file (SRT)
What’s Missing Because of the aggressive timeline, some things may not make the cut. Standard video codec Multitracking Multiple video sources Multiple audio sources External Closed Caption XML file (SRT) Canvas 2D extensions, Canvas 3D
What’s Missing Because of the aggressive timeline, some things may not make the cut. Standard video codec Multitracking Multiple video sources Multiple audio sources External Closed Caption XML file (SRT) Canvas 2D extensions, Canvas 3D WebSockets
What’s Missing Because of the aggressive timeline, some things may not make the cut. Standard video codec Multitracking Multiple video sources Multiple audio sources External Closed Caption XML file (SRT) Canvas 2D extensions, Canvas 3D WebSockets The W3C originally said HTML5 would be done in 2010. I’m just sayin’.
The W3C or the WHATWG?
The W3C or the WHATWG?
Who are the WHATWG?
Who are the WHATWG? yeah, who am I?
Mozilla and Opera proposed to the W3C:
Mozilla and Opera proposed to the W3C: Would you please drop your XHTML efforts in favor of extending HTML 4 in more practical new ways that focused on rich web applications?
Mozilla and Opera proposed to the W3C: Would you please drop your XHTML efforts in favor of extending HTML 4 in more practical new ways that focused on rich web applications? No.
What the What?
What the What? Apple, Mozilla, and Opera start up the independent... WHATWG
What the What? Apple, Mozilla, and Opera start up the independent... WHATWG text App lication Web Hyper Group nology Working Tech
What the What? Apple, Mozilla, and Opera start up the independent... WHATWG text App lication Web Hyper Group nology Working Tech I gotta have more standards!
WHATWG Goals
WHATWG Goals Return the web to its open roots
WHATWG Goals Return the web to its open roots Bypass Flash, Silverlight, JavaFX
WHATWG Goals Return the web to its open roots Bypass Flash, Silverlight, JavaFX Modernize HTML
WHATWG Goals Return the web to its open roots Bypass Flash, Silverlight, JavaFX Modernize HTML Adapt the DOM, advance JavaScript
WHATWG Goals Return the web to its open roots backward Bypass Flash, Silverlight, JavaFX compatibility Modernize HTML Adapt the DOM, advance JavaScript
WHATWG Goals Return the web to its open roots backward Bypass Flash, Silverlight, JavaFX compatibility Modernize HTML specs match implementation Adapt the DOM, advance JavaScript
WHATWG Goals Return the web to its open roots backward Bypass Flash, Silverlight, JavaFX compatibility Modernize HTML specs match implementation Adapt the DOM, advance JavaScript specs clear and unambiguous
WHATWG Goals Return the web to its open roots backward Bypass Flash, Silverlight, JavaFX compatibility Modernize HTML specs match implementation Adapt the DOM, advance JavaScript specs clear and unambiguous Wa itaminute! Where is IE??
New WHATWG Proposal
New WHATWG Proposal W3C Accepts, forms the HTMLWG
New WHATWG Proposal W3C Accepts, forms the HTMLWG Drops XHTML.
New WHATWG Proposal W3C Accepts, forms the HTMLWG Drops XHTML. Yes. Another one.
New WHATWG Proposal W3C Accepts, forms the HTMLWG Drops XHTML. Ok. Yes. Another But I’m in one. charge. Sure you are.
Who are the W3C?
Who are the W3C?
Who are the W3C? yeah, who are we?
W3C Credibility
W3C Credibility Membership
W3C Credibility Membership Decided by secret rules
W3C Credibility Membership Decided by secret rules Is pay-for-play; requires fees
W3C Credibility Membership Decided by secret rules Is pay-for-play; requires fees Mostly large companies
W3C Credibility Membership Decided by secret rules Is pay-for-play; requires fees Mostly large companies Listens only to large companies
W3C Credibility Membership Decided by secret rules Is pay-for-play; requires fees Mostly large companies Listens only to large companies ...yet manages to make them all mad
W3C Credibility Membership Decided by secret rules Is pay-for-play; requires fees Mostly large companies Listens only to large companies ...yet manages to make them all mad Once called HTML "done" and moved on to XHTML2 (which nobody used)
W3C Credibility Membership Decided by secret rules Is pay-for-play; requires fees Mostly large companies Listens only to large companies ...yet manages to make them all mad Once called HTML "done" and moved on to XHTML2 (which nobody used) Tried to make standards patentable
W3C Credibility - cont’d
W3C Credibility - cont’d W3C Says HTML5 Isn’t Ready for the Web
W3C Credibility - cont’d W3C Says HTML5 Isn’t Ready for the Web O cto ber 2 010 five at was go!! Th ths a m on
W3C Credibility - cont’d W3C Says HTML5 Isn’t Ready for the Web O cto ber Officials say Flash and Silverlight are still going to remain approved and viable web technologies. 2 010 five at was go!! Th ths a m on
W3C Credibility - cont’d W3C Says HTML5 Isn’t Ready for the Web O cto ber Officials say Flash and Silverlight are still going to remain approved and viable web technologies. 2 010 "There is a sense that the (W3C) is becoming a little too academic and out of the mainstream and their work too esoteric." five at was go!! Th ths a - Uttam Narsu, Giga Information Group Analyst m on
W3C - Problems?
W3C - Problems? Killing the golden goose?
W3C - Problems? Killing the golden goose? WHATWG has done the lion’s share of the work
W3C - Problems? Killing the golden goose? WHATWG has done the lion’s share of the work XML History is sorted
W3C - Problems? Killing the golden goose? WHATWG has done the lion’s share of the work XML History is sorted They almost killed that too. Google it!
W3C - Problems? Killing the golden goose? WHATWG has done the lion’s share of the work XML History is sorted They almost killed that too. Google it! Loving HTML5 to death
W3C - Problems? Killing the golden goose? WHATWG has done the lion’s share of the work XML History is sorted They almost killed that too. Google it! Loving HTML5 to death (cute logo guys!)
W3C - Problems? Killing the golden goose? WHATWG has done the lion’s share of the work XML History is sorted They almost killed that too. Google it! Loving HTML5 to death (cute logo guys!) Top down standards writing doesn't work
W3C - Problems? Killing the golden goose? WHATWG has done the lion’s share of the work XML History is sorted They almost killed that too. Google it! Loving HTML5 to death (cute logo guys!) Top down standards writing doesn't work The W3C’s antics does risk alienating the browser companies who have worked so hard to resuscitate HTML
W3C - Problems? Killing the golden goose? WHATWG has done the lion’s share of the work XML History is sorted They almost killed that too. Google it! Loving HTML5 to death (cute logo guys!) Top down standards writing doesn't work The W3C’s antics does risk alienating the browser companies who have worked so hard to resuscitate HTML
What do we do now?
What do we do now? ?? ?? ? ?
What do we do?
What do we do? Nothing.
What do we do? Nothing. WHATWG’s “living standards” will get rolled into W3C’s versioned spec... somewhere. sometime.
What do we do? Nothing. WHATWG’s “living standards” will get rolled into W3C’s versioned spec... somewhere. sometime. Features that don’t make it into HTML5 will go into HTML.next (I’m guessing that will be HTML6)
What do we do? Nothing. WHATWG’s “living standards” will get rolled into W3C’s versioned spec... somewhere. sometime. Features that don’t make it into HTML5 will go into HTML.next (I’m guessing that will be HTML6) User Agents are the ones innovating. Those innovations are added to the browser and then to the spec.
What do we do? Nothing. WHATWG’s “living standards” will get rolled into W3C’s versioned spec... somewhere. sometime. Features that don’t make it into HTML5 will go into HTML.next (I’m guessing that will be HTML6) User Agents are the ones innovating. Those innovations are added to the browser and then to the spec. The feature is either there or it’s not.
What do we do? Nothing. WHATWG’s “living standards” will get rolled into W3C’s versioned spec... somewhere. sometime. Features that don’t make it into HTML5 will go into HTML.next (I’m guessing that will be HTML6) User Agents are the ones innovating. Those innovations are added to the browser and then to the spec. The feature is either there or it’s not. Your client doesn’t know about this soap opera. Keep calling it HTML5.
HTML5 is still a viable marketing term.
HTML5 is still a viable marketing term. HTML5?? Give See that? You need some me six!! HTML5 right here.
Resources http://www.w3.org/News/2011.html#entry-9015 http://www.salsitasoft.com/blog/2010/12/08/the-trouble-with-web-standards-part-2- top-down-doesnt-work/ http://www.webmonkey.com/glossary/the-difference-between-the-whatwg-and-the- htmlwg/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Wide_Web_Consortium http://mashable.com/2010/10/07/w3c-stalls-html5/ http://wiki.whatwg.org/wiki/FAQ http://www.infoworld.com/d/application-development/whats-still-missing-in-the- html5-spec-314
The Fight Over HTML5

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The Fight Over HTML5

  • 1.
    The Fight OverHTML5 Are we to refer to it as HTML5 as the WC3 says or HTML as the WHATWG says? by Mike Wilcox March 2011
  • 2.
  • 3.
    January 17th, 2011 HTML5 Grows Up and Gets a Shiny New Logo
  • 4.
    January 17th, 2011 HTML5 Grows Up and Gets a Shiny New Logo
  • 5.
  • 6.
    New Logo! What’sGood It shows the W3C is actually paying some attention to what is going on outside of their little world.
  • 7.
    New Logo! What’sGood It shows the W3C is actually paying some attention to what is going on outside of their little world. W3C raises awareness for themselves.
  • 8.
    New Logo! What’sGood It shows the W3C is actually paying some attention to what is going on outside of their little world. W3C raises awareness for themselves. I can use the logo in my presentations.
  • 9.
    New Logo! What’sGood It shows the W3C is actually paying some attention to what is going on outside of their little world. W3C raises awareness for themselves. I can use the logo in my presentations. It comes with more logos!
  • 10.
    New Logo! What’sGood It shows the W3C is actually paying some attention to what is going on outside of their little world. W3C raises awareness for themselves. I can use the logo in my presentations. It comes with more logos!
  • 11.
  • 12.
    New Logo! What’sBad We need a logo? There's no logo for CSS, JavaScript, or XML.
  • 13.
    New Logo! What’sBad We need a logo? There's no logo for CSS, JavaScript, or XML. W3C raises awareness for themselves.
  • 14.
    New Logo! What’sBad We need a logo? There's no logo for CSS, JavaScript, or XML. W3C raises awareness for themselves. Flash doesn't even have a logo. The IDE does, but AS3 doesn't.
  • 15.
    New Logo! What’sBad We need a logo? There's no logo for CSS, JavaScript, or XML. W3C raises awareness for themselves. Flash doesn't even have a logo. The IDE does, but AS3 doesn't. Hey! Some of those sub-logos have nothing to do with HTML5!
  • 16.
  • 17.
    New Logo Bythe way, nobody asked me but...
  • 18.
    New Logo Bythe way, nobody asked me but... Designed by Occupop in Hawaii Price: $10 billion Time: 12 years
  • 19.
    New Logo Bythe way, nobody asked me but... Done by Mike Wilcox Designed by Occupop in Hawaii Price: $0.00 Time: 15 minutes Price: $10 billion Time: 12 years
  • 20.
  • 21.
    January 19th, 2011 The WHATWG announces that HTML5 will no longer exist.
  • 22.
    January 19th, 2011 2 da ys later The WHATWG announces that HTML5 will no longer exist.
  • 23.
    January 19th, 2011 2 da ys later The WHATWG announces that HTML5 will no longer exist. HTML5
  • 24.
    January 19th, 2011 2 da ys later The WHATWG announces that HTML5 will no longer exist. ick son Ia nH HTML5
  • 25.
    January 19th, 2011 2 da ys later The WHATWG announces that HTML5 will no longer exist. ick son Ia nH The specification will be known as “HTML” HTML5
  • 26.
    January 19th, 2011 2 da ys later The WHATWG announces that HTML5 will no longer exist. ick son Ia nH The specification will be known as “HTML” No more deadlines. It will be a LIVING SPEC. HTML5
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  • 28.
  • 29.
    Versionitus Outrage ensues. Can we still use the term HTML5?
  • 30.
    Versionitus Outrage ensues. Can we still use the term HTML5? 2022 was bad enough, now it’s never!
  • 31.
    Versionitus Outrage ensues. Can we still use the term HTML5? 2022 was bad enough, now it’s never! If the spec is never finalized we can never use it!!
  • 32.
    Versionitus Outrage ensues. Can we still use the term HTML5? 2022 was bad enough, now it’s never! If the spec is never finalized we can never use it!! How will browsers ever implement a moving target?
  • 33.
    Versionitus Outrage ensues. Can we still use the term HTML5? 2022 was bad enough, now it’s never! If the spec is never finalized we can never use it!! How will browsers ever implement a moving target? When will it ever be safe to use HTML5?
  • 34.
    Versionitus Outrage ensues. Can we still use the term HTML5? 2022 was bad enough, now it’s never! If the spec is never finalized we can never use it!! How will browsers ever implement a moving target? When will it ever be safe to use HTML5? HTML will become an unusable mess!
  • 35.
    Versionitus Outrage ensues. Can we still use the term HTML5? 2022 was bad enough, now it’s never! If the spec is never finalized we can never use it!! How will browsers ever implement a moving target? When will it ever be safe to use HTML5? HTML will become an unusable mess! If you do not publish snapshots every now and again, you are Orwellian in your recognition of the role the mistakes of the past play into the present and the future.
  • 36.
    Versionitus Outrage ensues. Can we still use the term HTML5? 2022 was bad enough, now it’s never! If the spec is never finalized we can never use it!! How will browsers ever implement a moving target? When will it ever be safe to use HTML5? HTML will become an unusable mess! If you do not publish snapshots every now and again, you are Orwellian in your recognition of the role the mistakes of the past play into the present and the future. Someone really said that on th WHATWG blog e
  • 37.
  • 38.
  • 39.
    The W3C Backtrack " This is no t the offic ial logo ye t"
  • 40.
    The W3C Backtrack " This is no t the offic ial logo ye t" FAQ: Q:! Are a ll those technology features de fine d in the HTML5 specification? A: !No, not all of them.
  • 41.
    The W3C Backtrack " This is no t the offic ial logo ye t" FAQ: Q:! Are a ll those technology features de fine d in the HTML5 W3C w ill cont inue to use specification? "Open Web Platform" as A: !No, not all of them. well [as HTML5], an d we may have a corresponding logo.
  • 42.
    The W3C Backtrack " This is no t the offic ial logo ye t" FAQ: Q:! Are a ll those technology features de fine d in the HTML5 W3C w ill cont inue to use specification? "Open Web Platform" as A: !No, not all of them. well [as HTML5], an d we may have a corresponding logo. Ian Jacobs Head of W3C Marketing and Communications
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  • 45.
  • 46.
    February 14, 2011 28 d ays later
  • 47.
    February 14, 2011 28 d ays later The W3C announces that HTML5 will be done in 2014.
  • 48.
    February 14, 2011 28 d ays later The W3C announces that HTML5 will be done in 2014. Okay. It’s DONE.
  • 49.
    February 14, 2011 28 d ays later The W3C announces that HTML5 will be done in 2014. Developers, it’s safe to use it Okay. It’s now. DONE.
  • 50.
    February 14, 2011 28 d ays later The W3C announces that HTML5 will be done in 2014. Developers, it’s safe to use it Okay. It’s now. DONE. Last Call: MAY!!?!
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  • 52.
    Developers Rejoice! ...or do they?
  • 53.
  • 54.
    What’s Missing Becauseof the aggressive timeline, some things may not make the cut.
  • 55.
    What’s Missing Becauseof the aggressive timeline, some things may not make the cut. Standard video codec
  • 56.
    What’s Missing Becauseof the aggressive timeline, some things may not make the cut. Standard video codec Multitracking
  • 57.
    What’s Missing Becauseof the aggressive timeline, some things may not make the cut. Standard video codec Multitracking Multiple video sources
  • 58.
    What’s Missing Becauseof the aggressive timeline, some things may not make the cut. Standard video codec Multitracking Multiple video sources Multiple audio sources
  • 59.
    What’s Missing Becauseof the aggressive timeline, some things may not make the cut. Standard video codec Multitracking Multiple video sources Multiple audio sources External Closed Caption XML file (SRT)
  • 60.
    What’s Missing Becauseof the aggressive timeline, some things may not make the cut. Standard video codec Multitracking Multiple video sources Multiple audio sources External Closed Caption XML file (SRT) Canvas 2D extensions, Canvas 3D
  • 61.
    What’s Missing Becauseof the aggressive timeline, some things may not make the cut. Standard video codec Multitracking Multiple video sources Multiple audio sources External Closed Caption XML file (SRT) Canvas 2D extensions, Canvas 3D WebSockets
  • 62.
    What’s Missing Becauseof the aggressive timeline, some things may not make the cut. Standard video codec Multitracking Multiple video sources Multiple audio sources External Closed Caption XML file (SRT) Canvas 2D extensions, Canvas 3D WebSockets The W3C originally said HTML5 would be done in 2010. I’m just sayin’.
  • 63.
    The W3C orthe WHATWG?
  • 64.
    The W3C orthe WHATWG?
  • 65.
    Who are theWHATWG?
  • 66.
    Who are theWHATWG? yeah, who am I?
  • 67.
    Mozilla and Operaproposed to the W3C:
  • 68.
    Mozilla and Operaproposed to the W3C: Would you please drop your XHTML efforts in favor of extending HTML 4 in more practical new ways that focused on rich web applications?
  • 69.
    Mozilla and Operaproposed to the W3C: Would you please drop your XHTML efforts in favor of extending HTML 4 in more practical new ways that focused on rich web applications? No.
  • 70.
  • 71.
    What the What? Apple, Mozilla, and Opera start up the independent... WHATWG
  • 72.
    What the What? Apple, Mozilla, and Opera start up the independent... WHATWG text App lication Web Hyper Group nology Working Tech
  • 73.
    What the What? Apple, Mozilla, and Opera start up the independent... WHATWG text App lication Web Hyper Group nology Working Tech I gotta have more standards!
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  • 75.
    WHATWG Goals Returnthe web to its open roots
  • 76.
    WHATWG Goals Returnthe web to its open roots Bypass Flash, Silverlight, JavaFX
  • 77.
    WHATWG Goals Returnthe web to its open roots Bypass Flash, Silverlight, JavaFX Modernize HTML
  • 78.
    WHATWG Goals Returnthe web to its open roots Bypass Flash, Silverlight, JavaFX Modernize HTML Adapt the DOM, advance JavaScript
  • 79.
    WHATWG Goals Returnthe web to its open roots backward Bypass Flash, Silverlight, JavaFX compatibility Modernize HTML Adapt the DOM, advance JavaScript
  • 80.
    WHATWG Goals Returnthe web to its open roots backward Bypass Flash, Silverlight, JavaFX compatibility Modernize HTML specs match implementation Adapt the DOM, advance JavaScript
  • 81.
    WHATWG Goals Returnthe web to its open roots backward Bypass Flash, Silverlight, JavaFX compatibility Modernize HTML specs match implementation Adapt the DOM, advance JavaScript specs clear and unambiguous
  • 82.
    WHATWG Goals Returnthe web to its open roots backward Bypass Flash, Silverlight, JavaFX compatibility Modernize HTML specs match implementation Adapt the DOM, advance JavaScript specs clear and unambiguous Wa itaminute! Where is IE??
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  • 84.
    New WHATWG Proposal W3C Accepts, forms the HTMLWG
  • 85.
    New WHATWG Proposal W3C Accepts, forms the HTMLWG Drops XHTML.
  • 86.
    New WHATWG Proposal W3C Accepts, forms the HTMLWG Drops XHTML. Yes. Another one.
  • 87.
    New WHATWG Proposal W3C Accepts, forms the HTMLWG Drops XHTML. Ok. Yes. Another But I’m in one. charge. Sure you are.
  • 88.
  • 89.
  • 90.
    Who are theW3C? yeah, who are we?
  • 91.
  • 92.
    W3C Credibility Membership
  • 93.
    W3C Credibility Membership Decided by secret rules
  • 94.
    W3C Credibility Membership Decided by secret rules Is pay-for-play; requires fees
  • 95.
    W3C Credibility Membership Decided by secret rules Is pay-for-play; requires fees Mostly large companies
  • 96.
    W3C Credibility Membership Decided by secret rules Is pay-for-play; requires fees Mostly large companies Listens only to large companies
  • 97.
    W3C Credibility Membership Decided by secret rules Is pay-for-play; requires fees Mostly large companies Listens only to large companies ...yet manages to make them all mad
  • 98.
    W3C Credibility Membership Decided by secret rules Is pay-for-play; requires fees Mostly large companies Listens only to large companies ...yet manages to make them all mad Once called HTML "done" and moved on to XHTML2 (which nobody used)
  • 99.
    W3C Credibility Membership Decided by secret rules Is pay-for-play; requires fees Mostly large companies Listens only to large companies ...yet manages to make them all mad Once called HTML "done" and moved on to XHTML2 (which nobody used) Tried to make standards patentable
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    W3C Credibility -cont’d W3C Says HTML5 Isn’t Ready for the Web
  • 102.
    W3C Credibility -cont’d W3C Says HTML5 Isn’t Ready for the Web O cto ber 2 010 five at was go!! Th ths a m on
  • 103.
    W3C Credibility -cont’d W3C Says HTML5 Isn’t Ready for the Web O cto ber Officials say Flash and Silverlight are still going to remain approved and viable web technologies. 2 010 five at was go!! Th ths a m on
  • 104.
    W3C Credibility -cont’d W3C Says HTML5 Isn’t Ready for the Web O cto ber Officials say Flash and Silverlight are still going to remain approved and viable web technologies. 2 010 "There is a sense that the (W3C) is becoming a little too academic and out of the mainstream and their work too esoteric." five at was go!! Th ths a - Uttam Narsu, Giga Information Group Analyst m on
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  • 106.
    W3C - Problems? Killing the golden goose?
  • 107.
    W3C - Problems? Killing the golden goose? WHATWG has done the lion’s share of the work
  • 108.
    W3C - Problems? Killing the golden goose? WHATWG has done the lion’s share of the work XML History is sorted
  • 109.
    W3C - Problems? Killing the golden goose? WHATWG has done the lion’s share of the work XML History is sorted They almost killed that too. Google it!
  • 110.
    W3C - Problems? Killing the golden goose? WHATWG has done the lion’s share of the work XML History is sorted They almost killed that too. Google it! Loving HTML5 to death
  • 111.
    W3C - Problems? Killing the golden goose? WHATWG has done the lion’s share of the work XML History is sorted They almost killed that too. Google it! Loving HTML5 to death (cute logo guys!)
  • 112.
    W3C - Problems? Killing the golden goose? WHATWG has done the lion’s share of the work XML History is sorted They almost killed that too. Google it! Loving HTML5 to death (cute logo guys!) Top down standards writing doesn't work
  • 113.
    W3C - Problems? Killing the golden goose? WHATWG has done the lion’s share of the work XML History is sorted They almost killed that too. Google it! Loving HTML5 to death (cute logo guys!) Top down standards writing doesn't work The W3C’s antics does risk alienating the browser companies who have worked so hard to resuscitate HTML
  • 114.
    W3C - Problems? Killing the golden goose? WHATWG has done the lion’s share of the work XML History is sorted They almost killed that too. Google it! Loving HTML5 to death (cute logo guys!) Top down standards writing doesn't work The W3C’s antics does risk alienating the browser companies who have worked so hard to resuscitate HTML
  • 115.
    What do wedo now?
  • 116.
    What do wedo now? ?? ?? ? ?
  • 117.
  • 118.
    What do wedo? Nothing.
  • 119.
    What do wedo? Nothing. WHATWG’s “living standards” will get rolled into W3C’s versioned spec... somewhere. sometime.
  • 120.
    What do wedo? Nothing. WHATWG’s “living standards” will get rolled into W3C’s versioned spec... somewhere. sometime. Features that don’t make it into HTML5 will go into HTML.next (I’m guessing that will be HTML6)
  • 121.
    What do wedo? Nothing. WHATWG’s “living standards” will get rolled into W3C’s versioned spec... somewhere. sometime. Features that don’t make it into HTML5 will go into HTML.next (I’m guessing that will be HTML6) User Agents are the ones innovating. Those innovations are added to the browser and then to the spec.
  • 122.
    What do wedo? Nothing. WHATWG’s “living standards” will get rolled into W3C’s versioned spec... somewhere. sometime. Features that don’t make it into HTML5 will go into HTML.next (I’m guessing that will be HTML6) User Agents are the ones innovating. Those innovations are added to the browser and then to the spec. The feature is either there or it’s not.
  • 123.
    What do wedo? Nothing. WHATWG’s “living standards” will get rolled into W3C’s versioned spec... somewhere. sometime. Features that don’t make it into HTML5 will go into HTML.next (I’m guessing that will be HTML6) User Agents are the ones innovating. Those innovations are added to the browser and then to the spec. The feature is either there or it’s not. Your client doesn’t know about this soap opera. Keep calling it HTML5.
  • 124.
    HTML5 is stilla viable marketing term.
  • 125.
    HTML5 is stilla viable marketing term. HTML5?? Give See that? You need some me six!! HTML5 right here.
  • 126.
    Resources http://www.w3.org/News/2011.html#entry-9015 http://www.salsitasoft.com/blog/2010/12/08/the-trouble-with-web-standards-part-2- top-down-doesnt-work/ http://www.webmonkey.com/glossary/the-difference-between-the-whatwg-and-the- htmlwg/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Wide_Web_Consortium http://mashable.com/2010/10/07/w3c-stalls-html5/ http://wiki.whatwg.org/wiki/FAQ http://www.infoworld.com/d/application-development/whats-still-missing-in-the- html5-spec-314

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