Extensible Web Summit
Web Developers, Web Platforms, Web Standards
20 April 2015 from 9am to 6pm
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A “summit” sounds important, but what we are really talking about is bringing together people from a diverse set of interests and backgrounds for a day-long unconference-style event to talk about the future of web technologies. This includes concepts put forward in the Extensible Web Manifesto but is not limited to those concepts. The event is a chance for web developers, web platform developers and developers focusing on standards to come together in an informal context to discuss new approaches, suggest new work, highlight issues and generally discuss the state of the web platform and its continued evolution.
The format of the event is an “unconference,” preceded by curated lightning talks to set the scene. The event is free to attend and depends heavily on participant engagement. After the lightning talks, participants create the schedule for the rest of the day which will consist of a set of parallel breakout sessions. Breakout session discussions will be moderated and will be minuted, with the intention of informing future work.
This summit is an informal event, organized by the members of the W3C Technical Architecture Group and is hosted by O'Reilly's Fluent Conference. The Extensible Web Summit adheres to the Conference Code of Conduct.
20 speakers
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xnoɹǝʃ uɐıɹq @brianleroux
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Ada Rose Edwards ♥ @Lady_Ada_King
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Elisabeth Morant @egmorant
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Yan Zhu @bcrypt
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Daniel Appelquist @torgo
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Anne van Kesteren @annevk
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Jeffrey Yasskin @jyasskin
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Mark Nadal
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Tab Atkins @tabatkins
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John Jansen @thejohnjansen
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Alan Stearns @alanstearns
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Dimitri Glazkov @dglazkov
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Gregg Kellogg @Gkellogg
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Ilya Grigorik @igrigorik
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Travis Leithead @TravisLeithead
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L. David Baron @davidbaron
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'Chaals' Nevile @chaals
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Alice Boxhall @alice_boxhall
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Alex Russell @slightlylate
22 sessions
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9:00am Registration Opens
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9:30am Welcome & Opening Lightning Talks
presented by Anne van Kesteren, Daniel Appelquist, xnoɹǝʃ uɐıɹq, Yan Zhu, Elisabeth Morant and Ada Rose Edwards ♥
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10:00am Agenda Setting for the Rest of the Day
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10:40am Break
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11:00am Breakout: Storage
presented by Anne van Kesteren
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11:00am Breakout: Device Access / Messaging API Gap
presented by Jeffrey Yasskin
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11:00am Breakout: Named Data Networking
presented by Mark Nadal
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12:00pm Breakout: HTTP -> HTTPS
presented by Yan Zhu
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12:00pm Breakout: CSS Object Model
presented by Tab Atkins
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12:00pm Breakout: Spartan Debugging
presented by John Jansen
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1:00pm Lunch
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2:00pm Breakout: Font Metrics
presented by Alan Stearns
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2:00pm Breakout: Shadow DOM
presented by Dimitri Glazkov
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2:00pm Breakout: Credentials & Identity
presented by Gregg Kellogg
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3:00pm Breakout: Custom Elements (& ES6 classes)
presented by xnoɹǝʃ uɐıɹq
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3:00pm Breakout: APIs for Observing Performance
presented by Ilya Grigorik
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3:00pm Breakout: Permissions UX
presented by Elisabeth Morant
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4:00pm Breakout: Layout Containment
presented by L. David Baron, Tab Atkins and Travis Leithead
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4:00pm Breakout: Interaction Events / Accessibility of Web Components
presented by Alice Boxhall and 'Chaals' Nevile
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4:00pm Breakout: Data-Driven Standards
presented by Alex Russell
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5:00pm Break
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5:20pm Summary & Wrap-Up
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780 Mission Street, San Francisco, CA, 94103 - Our registration desk will be at the entrance to the “Nob Hill C” conference room.
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