planning tpac 2009

TPAC 2009

• At TPAC in Santa Clara, CA, USA (2009 November 2-6)
• Organizer: W3C (Bert Bos)
• Minutes: Monday, Tuesday

Proposed Agenda

Monday AM

• collect last-call comments on MathML-for-CSS
• transitions/transforms/animations
• modularization and how to write a profile/snapshot
• text-overflow

Monday PM

• font features (2pm)
• grid/flex/layout (invite SVG)
• fitting text-size of that text fills a given width

Tuesday AM

• run-ins
• selectors and DOM
• Color and gamma correction
• Gradients and image sprites

Tuesday PM

• Test Suites
• filters
• drop shadow
• 2010 FTF dates

Proposed Topics

Fill in proposed agenda topics below:

• possibility of text-overflow overhaul
• modularization and how to write a profile/snapshot. E.g., how to update what means in css3-multicol after css3-color becomes REC. (See 14 Oct telcon.) Or can modules never be published out of order?
• fitting text size so that text fills a given width. Is this part of 'text-align-last' or separate? Who can edit the Text module if we want to include this feature? (Oct 14 telcon)
• consistency between layout modules (Table, Template, Grid, Flexbox). It would be great to unify the ideas present in these, or at least define some primitives they can share.
• Invite SVG to discussion: css3-grid, css3-flexbox, and css3-layout (needs of GUIs? needs of typography? merge into one module?)
• Review Selectors implementation reports - Move directly to PR?
• Targeting filters
• run-in definitions, see the five issues
• 2010 F2F dates
• Drop shadow proposal
• Discuss font feature support
• css3-2d-transforms issues
• css3-transitions issues
• collect last-call comments on MathML-for-CSS. Probably needs only 10 minutes: explain the draft (Bert) and collect comments, of which there are probably none.
• advance multicol spec to CR. Last call comments have been collected and responded to.

Informal gathering of present and past CSS WG Members

• Lobby of Hotel Mariott Santa Clara (2700 Mission College Boulevard Santa Clara, CA 95054) at 7pm on Sunday. Warning, the CSS WG does not pay for you.