Many open Web standards managed by some W3C working groups have shifted to the Living Standard model, see WHAT WG compared to a more easily trackable yearly release like the TC39 from ECMA.
Interesting. I think you have a different kind of "living documentation" in mind that I have.
I thought about it in terms of documentation generated from software code. I should have defined that.
Anyway: I will have a look at the links. I am working for a standards body as well (the OMG), and I was not aware of the "Living Standard" model. Thank you for providing the links.
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Many open Web standards managed by some W3C working groups have shifted to the Living Standard model, see WHAT WG compared to a more easily trackable yearly release like the TC39 from ECMA.
[1] spec.whatwg.org/
[2] tc39.github.io/ecma262/
[3] ecma-international.org/publication...
Interesting. I think you have a different kind of "living documentation" in mind that I have.
I thought about it in terms of documentation generated from software code. I should have defined that.
Anyway: I will have a look at the links. I am working for a standards body as well (the OMG), and I was not aware of the "Living Standard" model. Thank you for providing the links.