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December 12, 2009 – Together with Beijing Google Technology User Group, W3C China Office successfully supported Webrebuild.org with their first Web Standards Workshop in Beijing. The theme of this workshop was Thoughts on Web Standards and it aimed at offering a platform for the technical staff in Beijing to discuss and share ideas of how to make better use of Web standards technologies. The call for participants of this event attracted over 200 people, but only 120 of them were lucky enough to get the pass due to the limited venue condition. Invited technicians from Tencent, Yahoo and Taobao shared their experience and techniques of implementing W3C standards and had a lively interaction with the audience about their interested topics. The topics covered in the speeches of the invited technicians included browser compatibility, CSS3.0, HTML5 and hierarchy semantics. This workshop also attracted some media who videotaped the entire event so as to share it on the internet with more people.
- November 14, 2009 - W3C China Community Building F2F Meeting was successfully hosted in the Convention center of Beihang University.
After 3 months preparation, 18 representatives from noted W3C related online forums and websites gathered together to exchange ideas on W3C China Community Building, feasible action plans, promotions events and other community related topics. Many great ideas were proposed and those which might help the building of the community or bring considerable improvement to the work W3C China Office would be taken seriously and responded later. An initial action plan had been drafted during the meeting and the first community member mailing list had been set up.
The attendees were from the organizations below: Blueideas, China W3C Standards Organization, Google Technology Beijing User Group, W3China.org, W3C Standards School, W3Ctech, W3School, and Web Page Designer.
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