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Session description
Ecma is a standards body responsible for far more than specifying JavaScript™. There are currently 15 technical committees, and historically 54 total. Some of these technical committees focus on hardware, acoustics, and even consumer safety. Others, though, include programming languages (Dart, C#, Eiffel) and a variety of software-related topics ranging from supply chain security to Office Open XML formats. In this breakout session, we’ll explore these together and dive a little deeper on whichever the attendees find most interesting.
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Discuss and explore the potential relationship with Ecma work areas most relevant to W3C participants
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