htmlwg造句

• In July 2012, W3C s HTMLWG and WHATWG are officially parting ways about the working on HTML5.
• W3C'HTMLWG hoped to boost a more regulated development of the future of the Internet through rigorous standards.
• Then they decided to form WHATWG, in order to pursue the future of HTML along with W3C S HTMLWG but in different direction.
• W3C s HTMLWG leaves the WHATWG spec in order to stick producing " snapshots " that provide implementors ( like browser makers and web developers ) with a stable, solid spec.
• As a result, Tim Berners-Lee, the inventor of W3C announced that the W3C S HTMLWG would stop to jointly develop HTML5 with WHATWG . Ian Hickson was responsible for both editing the two groups'specifications.
• In 1999, W3C released HTML 4.01 and then stopped continuing the evolution of HTML, as the W3C's HTMLWG announced it would change their direction to exploitation of XML-based version of HTML ( named XHTML 2.0 ), which has a stricter standard.