New release of mobile roadmap (May 2015)

Hi,

I've just released the May 2015 edition of the mobile standards roadmap:
   http://www.w3.org/2015/05/mobile-web-app-state/

It documents the following changes since January:
> Published as First Public Working Draft
>         the audio ouput devices API which lets orient audio streams to different output devices was published as a First Public Working Draft in February;
>         the Presentation API, a critical component in enabling second-screen experiences, was released as First Public Working Draft in February;
>         the WAI WCAG and UAAG Working Groups released their mapping of accessibility guidelines to mobile as a Fist Public Working Draft in February;
>         the credential management API that lets Web applications interact with browser-stored user credentials, was published as First Public Working Draft in April;
>         the Permissions API which exposes what permissions the user has or has not granted to the Web app, was published as First Public Working Draft in April;
>         The Web Payments Interest Group published a First Public Working Draft of their payment use cases in April;
>
> Published as Last Call Working Draft
>         the Media Capture and Streams specification that brings audio and video from cameras and microphones to Web applications was published as a Last Call Working Draft in April;
>
> Returned to Working Draft
>         the canvas API, previously published as a Candidate Recommendation, returned to Last Call Working Draft status to reflect changes brought to its accessibility features;
>
> Reached Candidate Recommendation
>         the Web Notifications API that lets Web apps notify theirs users using the underlying OS notification system, was released as a Candidate Recommendation;
>
> Specification merged, split or abandoned
>         the work started on an NFC API in the NFC Working Group has been abandonned, while new work on browser-compatible approach to NFC has started in the Web NFC Community Group;
>
> Newly tracked
>         the Geolocation Working Group released an editors draft of their proposed Geofencing API.

As always, contributions to the next release are welcome on 
https://github.com/w3c-webmob/mobile-web-app-standards/

Thanks!

Dom

Received on Thursday, 28 May 2015 13:56:26 UTC