Video recordings of the first W3Conf conference available

Most recently, from 15 to 16 November, the first W3Conf conference was held , which was organized by the W3C organization responsible for approving web development standards. The subheading of the conference was the following: “Practical Standards for Web Professionals” (the practical application of standards for professionals on the Web).

Speakers from the many participants of the W3C organization: Microsoft, Google, IBM, Adobe, Mozilla, Opera, Amazon, Nokia and others spoke at the conference.
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Shortly after the conference, the video recordings of the conference were published on the official website. You will find their list below.

• Welcome: Contributing to Open Standards, Ian Jacobs (W3C);
• Testing to Perfection, Philippe Le Hégaret (W3C);
• Community Groups: A case study with Web Payments, Manu Sporny (Digital Bazaar, Inc.);
• Shortcuts: Developer Documentation, Doug Schepers (W3C);
• 5 CSS Magic Potions for Your Layout Troubles from the Future, Divya Manian (Opera);
• Web Graphics - a large creative palette, Vincent Hardy (Adobe Systems, Inc.);
• Web Performance: Making the Web Faster, Arvind Jain (Google);
• Shortcuts: Getting off (line) with the HTML5 appcache, John Allsopp (Web Directions);
• The N-Screens Problem: Rajesh Lal (Nokia);
• The Great HTML5 Divide: Rey Bango (Microsoft Corporation);
• Shortcuts: Web Typography, Christopher Slye (Adobe Systems, Inc.);
• HMTL5: The Foundation of the Web Platform, Paul Irish (Google);
• Day 1 Closing Remarks, Ian Jacobs (W3C);
• HTML5 Demo Fest: The Best from the Web, Giorgio Sardo (Microsoft Corporation);
• Shortcuts: Data Visualization with Web Standards, Mike Bostock (Square);
• Making Accessibility Mainstream, Becky Gibson (IBM);
• Securing the Next Generation of Web Apps, Brad Hill (Paypal), Scott Stender (iSEC Partners);
• Shortcuts: Touch Events, Grant Goodale (Massively Fun);
• Hello. Games. HTML5 Gaming Today, Grant Skinner (gskinner.com);
• Shortcuts: Modernizr, Faruk Ateş;
• PANEL: Browsers and Standards: Where is the Rubber Road, Art Barstow (Nokia), Paul Cotton (Microsoft Canada), Tantek kelik (Mozilla), Charles McCathie Nevile (Opera), Chris Wilson (Google), Peter Vosshall (Amazon);
• Day 2 Closing Remarks, Doug Schepers (W3C).

More information about the W3Conf conference, news, list of participants, speakers and more can be found on the official conference website http://www.w3conf.org/ .