W3C Closes Amaya Activity
http://www.guymacon.com/ "03@spamcop.net Guy Macon
W3C closes Amaya Activity
17:20, 12 May 2003 UTC | Edd Dumbill
http://www.xmlhack.com/read.php?item=1963
The W3C's work on its experimental web browser -- the
Amaya Activity -- was closed in April, as a result of
a W3C Advisory Committee Review.
Following our brief wire item on this, Janet Daly of
the W3C commented more fully.
The Amaya Activity was closed in April, as a result
of a W3C Advisory Committee Review.
For now, development on Amaya within the W3C will
focus on making Amaya a stable authoring tool that
fullfils the requirements of editing the W3C website
(valid HTML, support for HTTP PUT etc.). Given this
tightened focus on the tool aspects, Amaya is now
developed within the W3C Systems Team. W3C Technical
Staff time has also been reduced on this project,
which makes community contributions all the more
valuable.
For more about how to contribute to Amaya, or track
its progress, check out:
http://www.w3.org/Amaya/Actors.html#contribute
A list of potential OS projects are here:
http://www.w3.org/Amaya/User/Stage.html
Technical discussions happen on: www-am...@w3.org.
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Safalra
> The W3C's work on its experimental web browser -- the
> Amaya Activity -- was closed in April, as a result of
> a W3C Advisory Committee Review.
>
> Following our brief wire item on this, Janet Daly of
> the W3C commented more fully.
>
> The Amaya Activity was closed in April, as a result
> of a W3C Advisory Committee Review.
I gather they saw little point continuing with the Amaya browser,
given the good (and increasing) standards-compliance of Mozilla.
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Ben M
Chris Hoess
>
> I gather they saw little point continuing with the Amaya browser,
> given the good (and increasing) standards-compliance of Mozilla.
I don't know that I'd put it that way. See
<URL:http://www.mozillazine.org/weblogs/asa/archives/003278.html>, which
suggests that the browser development is being transferred to INRIA.
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Isofarro
> If Mozilla could author SVG I'd be happy.
Does Amaya?
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Jim Ley
<spam...@spamdetector.co.uk> wrote:
>Ben M wrote:
>
>> If Mozilla could author SVG I'd be happy.
>
>Does Amaya?
Yep, has done for ages.
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Isofarro
> On Tue, 20 May 2003 17:25:04 +0000, Isofarro
> <spam...@spamdetector.co.uk> wrote:
>
>>Ben M wrote:
>>
>>> If Mozilla could author SVG I'd be happy.
>>
>>Does Amaya?
>
> Yep, has done for ages.
Ahhh fantastic!! (I guess the SVG Essentials book I picked up a few weeks
ago has just leap up my reading-list)
Ben M
> <spam...@spamdetector.co.uk> wrote:
>
>> Ben M wrote:
>>
>>> If Mozilla could author SVG I'd be happy.
>>
>> Does Amaya?
>
> Yep, has done for ages.
>
> Jim.
BTW, Glad to see you started blogging again, I always reading about some of
the SVG info you wrote.
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