Offered without comment.
Post about HTML5 logo and overblown “controversy” surrounding it:
1,078 hits on the first day.
Post about details on W3C touch events spec, including a roadmap and future plans:
273 hits on the first day.
Offered without comment.
Post about HTML5 logo and overblown “controversy” surrounding it:
1,078 hits on the first day.
Post about details on W3C touch events spec, including a roadmap and future plans:
273 hits on the first day.
Last week, I published the first draft (and subsequent updates) of the Web Interface specification, which defines touch events. This is the first spec from the new W3C Web Events Working Group.
Peter-Paul Koch (PPK) gave it a positive initial review. Apparently, others thought it was news-worthy as well, because there were a few nice write-ups in various tech sites. Naturally, cnet’s Shank scooped it first (he has his ear to the ground), and it was fairly quickly picked up by macgasm, electronista, and Wired webmonkey.
I thought I’d go into a few of the high-level technical details and future plans for those who are interested.
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