Showing APIs to the ECMAScript world

Hi (especially the chairs, and spec editors)

a discussion on public-script-coord recently suggested that one of the  
things that W3C groups should do when building APIs is give a heads-up to  
the people who follow public-script-coord - who as well as other W3C  
groups working on APIs include people who are most focused on ECMAscript  
development. The idea is that to get a broader community casting their  
eyes over API design, to figure out how it fits into the javascript  
landscape, get a handle on use cases, let people know if they seem to be  
doing something that is generally considered a bad idea, ...

This makes sense.

Has anyone put the APIs this group is working on in front of that  
audience? Since people here are looking at implementing, it seems like  
there is no such things as "too soon", only "too late to save us from some  
obvious mistake cheaply"... in other words, no time is as good as now...

cheers

Chaals

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Received on Thursday, 18 April 2013 23:01:49 UTC