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 <h2>WebKit Projects</h2>

 <p>There are many exciting projects that we are actively working on in the WebKit source tree.   To find out more about
 each project you can visit that project's home page.  If you are interested in starting a new project in the WebKit
 tree, <a href="../contact.html">contact us!</a></p>

 <h3>General Projects</h3>

 <dl>
 <dt><a href="compat/index.html">Web Site Compatibility</a>
 <dd>The most important project that we are working on (and the one that receives the most attention) is web site compatibility.
 Our top priority is ensuring that WebKit works with as many web sites as possible.  This is a cross-functional project that
 touches many areas of the code.

 <dt><a href="performance/index.html">Performance</a>
 <dd>Our second highest priority after compatibility is performance.  Find out about our performance measurement tools and policies here.

 <dt><a href="cleanup/index.html">Code Cleanup</a>
 <dd>We have a number of tasks in mind for code cleanup.  In addition to reformatting existing code to match our coding style guidelines, we also
 have plenty of work to do moving WebKit code into WebCore now that both frameworks are open source.

 <dt><a href="portability/index.html">Portability</a>
 <dd>Making the WebKit code more portable to other platforms is also a priority.  We would like to begin integration of ports to other platforms,
 such as the GTK+ port of WebCore.  Find out about our plans here.</dd>

 <dt><a href="documentation/index.html">Documentation</a>
 <dd>Want to add documents to the WebKit web site?  We're interested in architecture documents, support charts and any other documents you think
 will help people trying to use WebKit.</dd>
 </dl>

 <h3>Specific Projects</h3>

 <dl>
 <dt><a href="css/index.html">CSS (Cascading Style Sheets)</a>
 <dd>Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a simple mechanism for adding style to Web documents.  It is a <a href="http://www.w3.org/Style/CSS/">W3C standard</a>.

 <dt><a href="dom/index.html">DOM (Document Object Model)</a>
 <dd>The Document Object Model is a platform and language neutral interface that allows code to dynamically access and update the content, structure and style of
 documents.  It is a <a href="http://www.w3.org/DOM">W3C standard</a>.

 <dt><a href="html/index.html">HTML/XHTML (HyperText Markup Language)</a>
 <dd>The HTML project is concerned with the implementation of the <a href="http://www.w3.org/MarkUp/">HTML
  and XHTML specifications</a> from the W3C.  In addition to the W3C work on HTML and XHTML, we are also interested
 in the extensions to HTML proposed by the WhatWG in the <a href="http://whatwg.org/specs/web-apps/current-work/">Web Apps specification</a>.

 <dt><a href="editing/index.html">HTML Editing</a>
 <dd>The HTML editing project provides rich text editing capabilities both as WebKit API for applications and through support of <tt>contentEditable</tt>
 and <tt>designMode</tt> for use in Web pages.

 <dt><a href="forms/index.html">HTML Forms</a>
 <dd>The HTML form controls project is about the code to support the form controls that are available in HTML and XHTML.
 We would like to extend forms to support the work of the <a href="http://whatwg.org">WhatWG</a> (in particular the
 <a href="http://whatwg.org/specs/web-forms/current-work/">Web Forms</a> specification).  We also plan to change how the forms are implemented in order to
 improve performance and portability of the controls.

 <dt><a href="javascript/index.html">JavaScript</a>
 <dd>JavaScript is the primary scripting language of the Web, and WebKit's JS engine is one of the fastest out there.  Find out about
 some of the interesting improvements planned for the JavaScript interpreter.

 <dt><a href="layout/index.html">Layout and Rendering</a>
 <dd>For work on the layout and rendering of XML/HTML+CSS.  This includes block and line layout, table layout and extensions like the XUL box layout.
 This also includes work on rendering and display issues.

 <dt><a href="mathml/index.html">MathML</a>
 <dd><a href="http://www.w3.org/Math/">MathML</a> is a specification for the inclusion of mathematical expressions in Web documents.  Although this is not yet implemented in
 WebKit, we are keenly interested in developing a fully integrated implementation.

 <dt><a href="plugins/index.html">Plug-ins</a>
 <dd>WebKit supports two types of plug-ins, cross-browser plug-ins using an enhanced form of the Netscape plug-in API and WebKit plug-ins that are designed for use by
 embedded applications that need to display native OS X content integrated with the Web document.

 <dt><a href="printing/index.html">Printing</a>
 <dd>Find out about WebKit's printing architecture here and about planned improvements to make page breaks work more cleanly when splitting up objects like
 HTML tables.

 <dt><a href="svg/index.html">SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics)</a>
 <dd><a href="http://www.w3.org/Graphics/SVG/">SVG</a> is a standard from the W3C for describing two-dimensional graphics for Web documents.  This is not yet
 implemented in WebKit, but we are very interested in merging KSVG and the KDOM work into our code base to achieve a fully integrated SVG solution.
 If you want to see Dashboard widgets that use SVG, come on in and help make it happen!

 <dt><a href="webkit/index.html">WebKit API</a>
 <dd>The WebKit embedding API provides clients with a public API for loading, displaying and manipulating Web content.  WebKit clients can find out
 about plans for the API and get involved in the design process.

 <dt><a href="accessibility/index.html">Web Page Accessibility</a>
 <dd>WebKit has accessibility features designed to work with the VoiceOver technology of OS X.  Get involved and make suggestions for how this
 support can be improved in future releases.  We are also interested in how to generalize our current accessibility support to make it portable to other
 platforms.

 <dt><a href="xml/index.html">XML (Extensible Markup Language)</a>
 <dd><a href="http://www.w3.org/XML/">XML</a> is the foundation of WebKit's document object model and in the future will be the preferred format for
 compound documents that use HTML, SVG and MathML together.  This project covers the implementation of XML in WebKit and also other XML-related technologies
 like XPath.

 <dt><a href="xslt/index.html">XSLT</a>
 <dd><a href="http://www.w3.org/TR/xslt">XSL Transformations</a> provide the ability to take source XML and transform it into text, HTML or XML.  This capability
 is a recent inclusion in WebKit, and there is still lots of interesting work to do in this area.

 </dl>

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	<h2>WebKit Projects</h2>

	<p>There are many exciting projects that we are actively working on in the WebKit source tree. To find out more about
	each project you can visit that project's home page. If you are interested in starting a new project in the WebKit
	tree, <a href="../contact.html">contact us!</a></p>

	<h3>General Projects</h3>

	<dl>
	<dt><a href="compat/index.html">Web Site Compatibility</a>
	<dd>The most important project that we are working on (and the one that receives the most attention) is web site compatibility.
	Our top priority is ensuring that WebKit works with as many web sites as possible. This is a cross-functional project that
	touches many areas of the code.

	<dt><a href="performance/index.html">Performance</a>
	<dd>Our second highest priority after compatibility is performance. Find out about our performance measurement tools and policies here.

	<dt><a href="cleanup/index.html">Code Cleanup</a>
	<dd>We have a number of tasks in mind for code cleanup. In addition to reformatting existing code to match our coding style guidelines, we also
	have plenty of work to do moving WebKit code into WebCore now that both frameworks are open source.

	<dt><a href="portability/index.html">Portability</a>
	<dd>Making the WebKit code more portable to other platforms is also a priority. We would like to begin integration of ports to other platforms,
	such as the GTK+ port of WebCore. Find out about our plans here.</dd>

	<dt><a href="documentation/index.html">Documentation</a>
	<dd>Want to add documents to the WebKit web site? We're interested in architecture documents, support charts and any other documents you think
	will help people trying to use WebKit.</dd>
	</dl>

	<h3>Specific Projects</h3>

	<dl>
	<dt><a href="css/index.html">CSS (Cascading Style Sheets)</a>
	<dd>Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a simple mechanism for adding style to Web documents. It is a <a href="http://www.w3.org/Style/CSS/">W3C standard</a>.

	<dt><a href="dom/index.html">DOM (Document Object Model)</a>
	<dd>The Document Object Model is a platform and language neutral interface that allows code to dynamically access and update the content, structure and style of
	documents. It is a <a href="http://www.w3.org/DOM">W3C standard</a>.

	<dt><a href="html/index.html">HTML/XHTML (HyperText Markup Language)</a>
	<dd>The HTML project is concerned with the implementation of the <a href="http://www.w3.org/MarkUp/">HTML
	and XHTML specifications</a> from the W3C. In addition to the W3C work on HTML and XHTML, we are also interested
	in the extensions to HTML proposed by the WhatWG in the <a href="http://whatwg.org/specs/web-apps/current-work/">Web Apps specification</a>.

	<dt><a href="editing/index.html">HTML Editing</a>
	<dd>The HTML editing project provides rich text editing capabilities both as WebKit API for applications and through support of <tt>contentEditable</tt>
	and <tt>designMode</tt> for use in Web pages.

	<dt><a href="forms/index.html">HTML Forms</a>
	<dd>The HTML form controls project is about the code to support the form controls that are available in HTML and XHTML.
	We would like to extend forms to support the work of the <a href="http://whatwg.org">WhatWG</a> (in particular the
	<a href="http://whatwg.org/specs/web-forms/current-work/">Web Forms</a> specification). We also plan to change how the forms are implemented in order to
	improve performance and portability of the controls.

	<dt><a href="javascript/index.html">JavaScript</a>
	<dd>JavaScript is the primary scripting language of the Web, and WebKit's JS engine is one of the fastest out there. Find out about
	some of the interesting improvements planned for the JavaScript interpreter.

	<dt><a href="layout/index.html">Layout and Rendering</a>
	<dd>For work on the layout and rendering of XML/HTML+CSS. This includes block and line layout, table layout and extensions like the XUL box layout.
	This also includes work on rendering and display issues.

	<dt><a href="mathml/index.html">MathML</a>
	<dd><a href="http://www.w3.org/Math/">MathML</a> is a specification for the inclusion of mathematical expressions in Web documents. Although this is not yet implemented in
	WebKit, we are keenly interested in developing a fully integrated implementation.

	<dt><a href="plugins/index.html">Plug-ins</a>
	<dd>WebKit supports two types of plug-ins, cross-browser plug-ins using an enhanced form of the Netscape plug-in API and WebKit plug-ins that are designed for use by
	embedded applications that need to display native OS X content integrated with the Web document.

	<dt><a href="printing/index.html">Printing</a>
	<dd>Find out about WebKit's printing architecture here and about planned improvements to make page breaks work more cleanly when splitting up objects like
	HTML tables.

	<dt><a href="svg/index.html">SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics)</a>
	<dd><a href="http://www.w3.org/Graphics/SVG/">SVG</a> is a standard from the W3C for describing two-dimensional graphics for Web documents. This is not yet
	implemented in WebKit, but we are very interested in merging KSVG and the KDOM work into our code base to achieve a fully integrated SVG solution.
	If you want to see Dashboard widgets that use SVG, come on in and help make it happen!

	<dt><a href="webkit/index.html">WebKit API</a>
	<dd>The WebKit embedding API provides clients with a public API for loading, displaying and manipulating Web content. WebKit clients can find out
	about plans for the API and get involved in the design process.

	<dt><a href="accessibility/index.html">Web Page Accessibility</a>
	<dd>WebKit has accessibility features designed to work with the VoiceOver technology of OS X. Get involved and make suggestions for how this
	support can be improved in future releases. We are also interested in how to generalize our current accessibility support to make it portable to other
	platforms.

	<dt><a href="xml/index.html">XML (Extensible Markup Language)</a>
	<dd><a href="http://www.w3.org/XML/">XML</a> is the foundation of WebKit's document object model and in the future will be the preferred format for
	compound documents that use HTML, SVG and MathML together. This project covers the implementation of XML in WebKit and also other XML-related technologies
	like XPath.

	<dt><a href="xslt/index.html">XSLT</a>
	<dd><a href="http://www.w3.org/TR/xslt">XSL Transformations</a> provide the ability to take source XML and transform it into text, HTML or XML. This capability
	is a recent inclusion in WebKit, and there is still lots of interesting work to do in this area.

	</dl>

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