- From: Giuseppe Pascale <giuseppep@opera.com>
- Date: Tue, 02 Apr 2013 18:07:27 +0200
- To: "Clarke Stevens" <C.Stevens@cablelabs.com>, "public-web-and-tv@w3.org" <public-web-and-tv@w3.org>
- Message-ID: <op.wuw8ep086ugkrk@giuseppep-x220>
FYI, I've updated the table with few more specs and removed the non W3C ones http://www.w3.org/2011/webtv/wiki/Testing/Feature_Coverage_Table /g On Fri, 29 Mar 2013 23:05:38 +0100, Clarke Stevens <C.Stevens@cablelabs.com> wrote: > Here's the updated liaison letter with the suggested changes from our > discussion. Let me know if I've missed >anything. I have a couple more > questions as well. > Should we provide a fax number in case somebody wants to print this out > and just fill it in with a pen? > Should we provide an HTML form and a link so it can be filled out on > line and logged/aggregated >automatically? > I just pasted the HTML table in the message, but it was suggested to > create a Word document. > What is the best combination of these response methods to make it easy > for the respondents and make it easy >for us (although with only a dozen > likely respondents we don't have to get too fancy). > Thanks, > -Clarke >> >> ------ > [contact] at [organization], > > The Web & TV Testing task force of the Worldwide Web Consortium (W3C) is > developing testing requirements for >HTML5 (and other related W3C > specifications), the Web, and television applications. We are seeking > input from >organizations working in this area to help us prioritize our > HTML5 testing requirements. > >>> If you are a member of W3C, your direct participation in the group >>> would be appreciated. Otherwise, you can send >email to: >>> public-web-and-tv@w3.org. Please include [testing] at the beginning of >>> the subject line. Feel free to add >specifications you feel should be >>> included in the table. Individual replies will be kept confidential >>> unless explicit >permission is given to make them public. Aggregated >>> anonymous results will be made public. > > Please use the following values under the "Reference" column: > P = The indicated specification is already referenced in one of your > published specifications. > F = The indicated specification will be referenced in one of your future > published specifications. > N (or blank) = You have no official plans to reference the indicated > specification. > Please use the following values under the "Testing" column: > M = Testing of the indicated specification is mandatory. > O = Testing of the indicated specification is optional. > N (or blank) = Not used >> We also encourage you to edit or add to our use cases here >> (http://www.w3.org/2011/webtv/wiki/Testing/Web_>%26_TV_Testing_Discussions). > >> We wish to establish a liaison communication relationship with your >> organization, particularly with those groups >within your organization >> that may be working on specifications that reference W3C specifications >> in general, and the >HTML5 specification in particular. We welcome an >> appointed member from your organization to serve as a formal >liaison >> between our organizations. At this time, we have appointed [INSERT >> NAME] to be our liaison to your >organization. > >>> Thanks, > Clarke Stevens > Moderator > W3C Web & TV Testing Task Force > > ----------- > Feature Coverage Table>Group >Category >CoreMob >Reference >Testing > HTML5 >Canvas 2D Content >M > > >HTML5 >M > > > CSS >CSS 2.1 >M > > > >CSS Animations >M > > > >CSS Backgrounds and Borders >M > > > >CSS Color Level 3 >M > > > >CSS Fonts Level 3 >M > > > >CSS Transforms >M > > > >CSS Transitions >M > > > >CSS Object Model >M > > > >CSSOM View Model >M > > > >CSS3 Basic User Interface Model > > > > >CSS Device Adaptation >M > > > >CSS Flexible Box Layout >M > > > >CSS Image Values and Replaced Content >M > > > >CSS Media Queries >M > > > >CSS Selectors Level 3 >M > > > >CSS Text Level 3 >M > > > >CSS Values and Units Module Level 3 >M > > > >CSS Multi-Column Layout > > > > >CSS Namespaces > > > > >CSS Writing Modes > > > > Web APIs >CORS >M > > >DOM 3 Events >M > > >DOM 4 >M > > >Progress Events >M > > >Web Storage >M > > >Web Workers >M > > >XMLHttpRequest >M > > >Server-sent Events > > > >Device Orientation Event >M > > >File API >M > > >Geolocatoin API >M > > >Indexed Database API >M > > >Quota Management API >M > > >Timing control for script-based animations API >M > > >Touch Events v1 >M > > >Web Messaging API >M > > > Other W3C >SVG 1.1 2nd Ed. >M > > >Coverage is quite good. >M > > >WOFF File Format 1.0 >M > > >PNG > > > >GIF > > > >HTML Media Capture >M > > > Non W3C >HTTP 1.1 >M > > >Web Origin Concept >M > > >ECMAScript 5.1 >M > > >WebGL (Canvas 3D) > > > >Open Font format > > > >JPEG > > > >data URL scheme >M > > >mailto URL scheme >M > > >tel URI >M > > >sms URI >M > > >mmsto URI >M > > >> > -- Giuseppe Pascale Product Manager TV & Connected Devices Opera Software
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