As of 2017, Web Cryptography Working Group Working Group is now closed. Maintenance for the W3C Recommendation happens under the supervision of the Web Security Interest Group. But, this community group is still working for future discussion for Web Crtypto. … Continue reading
hi. we had great time with CG members. following is the concall minutes at 14/Dec/2016 https://www.w3.org/2016/12/14-blockchain-minutes.html
Welcome to “WebAPI Discovery” group! The article from which our journey began: https://blog.apis.guru/api-discovery-can-we-do-better-2336706d5407 There is ongoing work to extend Schema.org vocabulary with “WebAPI” type. You can track it in this issue and this PR. However, current proposal includes only Organisation/Service related … Continue reading
The WebAPI Discovery Community Group has been launched: A group to develop a mechanism for the automatic discovery of WebAPIs, by extending the schema.org vocabulary. Increasingly, large online platforms and services provide one or more Web APIs for third-party developers. … Continue reading
Hi. BlockchainCG agreed new teleconference schedule webex concall link : https://meetings.webex.com/collabs/#/meetings/detail?uuid=M48QCPFW0EUKDM4FEMZA8T1BQN-101R9 the times by cities are as following San Francisco, USA: Wednesday 08:00 AM. PST New York, USA: Wednesday 11:00 AM. EST London, United Kingdom : Wednesday 04:00 PM. GMT Seoul, … Continue reading
The Shape Expressions Community Group has been proposed by Gregg Kellogg: This group serves to promote and expand ShEx – Shape Expressions. ShEx is an alternative to SHACL which uses a syntactic representation to describe the shape of an RDF … Continue reading
The WebAPI Discovery Community Group has been proposed by Ivan Goncharov: A group to develop a mechanism for the automatic discovery of WebAPIs, by extending the schema.org vocabulary. Increasingly, large online platforms and services provide one or more Web APIs … Continue reading
Dear All, Following the proposal posted by Angelica Lo Duca and Elisabetta Triolo on November 3, Richard Wallis and I have had some interesting and constructive discussions with them about the way to move it forward. As a result, we … Continue reading
