[arcmedia] W3C Digital Publishing Interest Group and the arcmedia WG
Heather Flanagan <hlflanagan@gmail.com> Mon, 01 June 2015 20:58 UTC
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Subject: [arcmedia] W3C Digital Publishing Interest Group and the arcmedia WG
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-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 Hello all, The W3C's Digital Publishing Interest Group (DPUB; no, not DPIG; yes, I know it's funny) has been discussing the requirements for packaging content on the web. They are definitely interested in the work arcmedia is aiming to accomplish; the less reinvention of wheels, the better. Here's a summary of notes and links from a recent meeting that describes a bit where they are going with packaging: - --- Tzviya Siegman presented some slides <http://w3c.github.io/dpub/PackageDPUBF2F/index.html> to start the discussion on packaging, motivated by the future vision on EPUB-WEB. The goal is to gather a detailed set of requirements on what type of packaging is needed for the purpose of Digital Publishing and EPUB-WEB. At the moment, EPUB is based on OCF, derived from ZIP; other proposals coming to the fore are based, e.g., on multipart mime. A significant part of the discussion was on the issue whether, for EPUB-WEB, there is a real need for packaging in the first place. Some evolution in the area of Web Applications which, hitherto, considered packaging, are now looking at other directions, like the usage of Service Workers, that may make a specific packaging format unnecessary. There was a consensus that, after all, some sort of a packaging is necessary. However, the coming months should concentrate on defining functional requirements for packaging, as a first step of moving forward. A first draft of such functional requirements is available <https://www.w3.org/dpub/IG/wiki/Functional_Requirements#Functional_Requ irements_for_Packaging_Spec>and will have to be worked on. - --- I thought this might be of interest. - -Heather -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG/MacGPG2 v2 Comment: GPGTools - http://gpgtools.org iQEcBAEBCAAGBQJVbMdlAAoJEBTitMubYA+RGokIAJM8MRDrGr2Z0rmhmzs0ldyI X3miDTFFtzzlR0PzUT8VFnTcZAXVgmUYstPK/FLrio/ii7vuayHHdNE2WMxpHopE oSJZ+7biV0cZnJk6XZq2Z0FRkkAFlgiP2u+/vJAQKXOGuxatvrr4mEvpecL8ZUXr MpFMIxmH3wHeaDRkW/9ZhymN+HuxMY9CxXlSIwcYq3w0CRt6NaQO43Lv01waWURh 58IS335aE9yvYB7iqQvvfLpsU/yw+jzSEd0+lEhbIUmus7OpIKDm68WSKe+5EHSs dd9nJLBle+wZnLYjwb4ymM67zW+lC9FsjYuwurxuMt0KYRGmff7OhxfyqM+bgRg= =+HZT -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
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