- From: Anne van Kesteren <annevk@annevk.nl>
- Date: Thu, 16 Jan 2014 19:28:04 +0100
- To: TAG <www-tag@w3.org>
Somewhat readable: http://www.w3.org/2014/01/16-tagmem-minutes.html Also somewhat readable: Minutes PL: Any comments on the F2F minutes? ... Anyone had a chance to review them yet? <slightlyoff> I haven't reviewed them... <slightlyoff> happy to approve PL: Does anyone want more time or should we just approve them as is? <twirl> Approve, I think AK: Happy to approve them, had a quick look RESOLUTION: London F2F minutes approved Status AR: I have done little since I landed the weekend. ... I plan to have my actions done by next week, as planned AK: I did some more work on URLs and revived the IDNA discussion DD: Seems to be an interesting discussion <twirl> https://github.com/w3ctag/spec-reviews/blob/f362beea9bfd9b9ef657e0260b0ef38e3c4b7bcc/2013/08/Push%20API.md SK: I have a Push API review ^^ ... I think we should approve the review and resolve this issue AK: I kinda forgot how we wrapped this up during the F2F AR: I was meant to follow up ... I'd like to see a new draft before we have a new discussion ... And I'd like to have a collective opinion on the northbound protocol (site server to push server) PL: I recall we asked them to set up an overall architecture document with regards to the protocols and API involved ... Anything else? <slightlyoff> I don't think we should until we have a conversation about how their API might look SK: Nope AR: I think we should give them another crack at a draft and then have a discussion with them twirl, you're not connected DKA: We agreed to work with Brian on the use of promises and service worker integration SK: We agreed that this part regarding the Push API in the browser should not be stopped by discussion on the northbound protocol ... and the protocol between the UA and the push server <slightlyoff> wait, I thought UA/push-service was pretty clearly not in scope? slightlyoff, citation needed <slightlyoff> the entire debate over their charter? (Although personally I don't care much for that part) slightlyoff, the WebApps WG charter is super broad PL: What are our next steps here? SK: There's a big question considering service workers ... I don't know how to correctly resolve that <slightlyoff> next steps: we should work with them to get a new draft in place, ASAP <slightlyoff> and once they have that, we can try to identify outstanding issues <slightlyoff> (like northbound sketch) twirl, you dropped DKA: My status update; welcome to the new members! ... I want to give an update on the workshop between W3C and IETF on strengthening the internet against pervasive monitoring (SPRINT?) ... I'm on the program committee! ... The deadline for submissions is Monday ... I'd like to put something together for tomorrow <slightlyoff> seems I've dropped off DKA: If people could think of technologies that help strengthen web security that'd be useful for the workshop <slightlyoff> still watching here DKA: In particular, slightlyoff, if you could help me with that in the next few days that'd be great <slightlyoff> yes, I can DKA: I'm going to use the document we have in GitHub tomorrow and fill it out further PL: If you can let us know on when there's an update ready that'd be great DKA: will do <slightlyoff> sounds good <plinss> https://github.com/w3ctag/secure-the-web DD: I want to update the promises guide document this weekend and have it ready for review by Tuesday -- http://annevankesteren.nl/
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