Quoi de Neuf au W3C, Le Rôle des Membres du W3C

Najib Tounsi

Ecole Mohammadia d'Ingénieurs
Bureau W3C Rabat (World Wide Web Consortium)

Mai 2009

http://www.w3c.org.ma/Talks/Misoc2009/membership.html

The Web is 20

• 1989: Naissance du Web.
  • Application Internet Nouvelle
  • HTML HTTP URI
• 1994: World Wide Web Consortium
  
  • Définir les standards du Web
• 1997 : HTML4.0,  CSS
  
  • Séparation Contenu Présentation!
• 1998 →: XML   DOM ...
• 2004 → : Initiative Web Mobile
• 2007: eGov IG.
• Web 2.0 Web social, applications plus riches (UI) ...
• Web 3.0 
  
  • Web of Data vs Web of Documents
  • "Open Standards, and in particular Semantic Web Standards, can help lower the cost of government, make it easier for independent agencies to work together, and increase flexibility in the face of change," Tim Berners-Lee

Done So Far

• Standards développés
  
  • Famille de produits XML (XSLT, XQuery, ...) SVG, SMIL, MathML, RDF, ...
• Accès Universel (Web pour tous, sur tout, partout)
  • I18N (Web dans toutes les langues)
  • Accessibilté (WAI, WCAG2)
  • Pays en développement
• TBD

I18N (Web dans toutes les langues)

• makes it possible and easy to use W3C technology worldwide by breaking down barriers between the Web and our planet's many languages, scripts, and cultures.

Web Accessibility Initiative

• develops technology, guidelines, and tools to increase accessibility of the Web for people with disabilities.

Initiative Web Mobile

access from a mobile device as simple and convenient as Web access from a desktop device, critical for the developing world

Pays en développement

• Pays en développement

Comming Soon

• HTML5
• (eGov) 
• Mobile Best Pratctices (Why W3C Mobile Web Best Practices
• (DevCountries)

HTML5, Web Riche

• HTML5

eGov

• (eGov)

Mobile Best Practices

• Mobile Best Practices (Why W3C Mobile Web Best Practices)
  • Mobile Web pages need to rely on solid foundations.
  • Mobile industry leaders agreeing on a set of well-defined best practices to improve the overall user experience on as many mobile devices as possible
  • The W3C Process ensures that the best practices were thoroughly reviewed by the W3C, its Members, and the community at large

Developing Countries

• DevCountries

Why It Is Possible

( Yes we can)

• Standards Open / Neutral / Non profit
  
  • Consensus technologique, participation et résultats ouverts, processus transparent
• 400 members from all the world ,
  • Industries, Academics,  Gov. agencies
• 70 experts 
• Liaisons autres coprs de standadisation

Membership 

• Participate in WG
• AC Rep
• Benefits

Conclusion

• TBD
• TBD

Developing Countries

• DevCountries Mobile content and usage:
  • M-agriculture 
  • M-commerce/banking 
  • M-education 
  • M-health 
  • M-Government

Why It Is Possible

( Yes we can)

• Standards Open / Neutral / Non profit
  
  • Consensus technologique, participation et résultats ouverts, processus transparent
• 400 members from all the world ,
  • Industries, Academics,  Gov. agencies
• 70 experts 
• Liaisons autres coprs de standadisation
• W3C is where the future of the Web is made. Our Members work together to design and standardize Web technologies that build on its universality, giving the power to communicate, exchange information, and to write effective, dynamic applications—for anyone, anywhere, anytime, using any device.

Membership 

• Participate in WG
• AC Rep
• Benefits

Furure

•  W3C continues to expand the reach of the Web to:
  
  • * Everyone (regardless of culture, abilities, etc.), 
  • * Everything (applications and data stores, and on devices ranging from power computers with high-definition displays to mobile devices to appliances),
  •  * Everywhere (from high to low bandwidth environments),
  •  * Diverse mode of interaction (touch, pen, mouse, voice, assistive technologies, computer to computer), 
  • * Enable computers to do more useful work (through advanced data searching and sharing).

Conclusion

• TBD
• TBD