Peter Linss

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Peter Linss is a web standards engineer best known for his leadership roles in the development of core web technologies, including chairing influential groups within the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C).

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linked to: CSS Level 2

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employer AOL ⓘ
Google ⓘ
Netscape Communications ⓘ
field web browsers ⓘ
web standards ⓘ
web technologies ⓘ
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open web platform ⓘ
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specification author ⓘ
working group chair ⓘ
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interoperability of web browsers ⓘ
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knownFor development of core web technologies ⓘ
leadership in W3C working groups ⓘ
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language English ⓘ
memberOf World Wide Web Consortium ⓘ
notableWork Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) specifications ⓘ
W3C CSS Working Group ⓘ
occupation software engineer ⓘ
standards architect ⓘ
technical leader ⓘ
participatedIn W3C standardization process ⓘ
positionHeld chair of W3C working groups ⓘ
co-chair of the W3C CSS Working Group ⓘ
workedOn browser layout engines ⓘ
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workLocation United States ⓘ

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