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🎂 🎉 Happy birthday CSS!!

On December 17, 1996, @w3c published the first standard for #CSS, and issued a press release entitled "CSS1 offers fast, easy way to manage web site look and feel", with quotes from @timbl @bert and Håkon Lie
▶️ w3.org/press-releases/1996/css

CSS
17 December at 15:28 | Open on w3c.social
W3C Developers

#w3cTPAC
🎬 Watch this video from @rachelandrew introducing a new #CSS property that has an experimental implementation in #Chrome:  'reading-flow'
▶️ youtu.be/-9qZAR2nKiU

reading-flow
17 September at 7:45 | Open on w3c.social
W3C Developers

▶️ developer.mozilla.org/en-US/bl

The @w3c WebDX #CommunityGroup has been working on a cartography of the Web Platform as a set of features, with focus on surfacing the interoperable ones based on their implementation status across #browsers.

The Baseline badge helps determine the reliability of using a particular feature or #API in a website or #WebApps

We invite feedback and contributions: github.com/web-platform-dx/fea

Join the group! w3.org/community/webdx/ co-chaired by @dontcallmeDOM and @tidoust

▶️ developer.mozilla.org/en-US/bl

The @w3c WebDX #CommunityGroup has been working on a cartography of the Web Platform as a set of features, with focus on surfacing the interoperable ones based on their implementation status across #browsers.

The Baseline badge helps determine the reliability of using a particular feature or #API in a website or #WebApps

16 May 2023 at 15:22 | Open on w3c.social
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@w3cdevs @w3c @dontcallmeDOM @tidoust

Just peel everything back to 1997 standards and try again.

16 May 2023 at 16:30 | Open on noagendasocial.com
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