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=== Summary === | === Summary === | ||
[http://arunranga.com/presentations/Summit2008/standards.html slides for this session] | |||
Just about ''everything'' we do at Mozilla culminates in an innovation ''for the web platform.'' In particular, I mean ''capabilities'' that can influence how web applications are built -- stuff that we add or enhance in the domain of APIs and markup, JavaScript, and security (including security UI considerations). Being open source, and being the organization and community that coined the expression ''open web'', an innovation at Mozilla is eventually an innovation for the ''web platform.'' And while that is a privilege, it can also be frustrating, especially if we take a cool idea to a standards body. | Just about ''everything'' we do at Mozilla culminates in an innovation ''for the web platform.'' In particular, I mean ''capabilities'' that can influence how web applications are built -- stuff that we add or enhance in the domain of APIs and markup, JavaScript, and security (including security UI considerations). Being open source, and being the organization and community that coined the expression ''open web'', an innovation at Mozilla is eventually an innovation for the ''web platform.'' And while that is a privilege, it can also be frustrating, especially if we take a cool idea to a standards body. | ||