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WebAssembly meetings (VC or in-person), agendas, and notes

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WebAssembly meetings

This repository hosts information on official WebAssembly meetings hosted by the W3C Community Group (the "CG") and Working Group (the "WG"). Each meeting will have its own agenda published before the meeting, and minutes will be posted in the invitation document after the meeting, including topics discussions and decisions.

In addition to the CG and WG, there are also several subgroups of the CG, which are smaller groups focused on a particular topic. They have their own repositories and meetings; see the subgroups page for links, and contact the subgroup chair if you want to be added to those meeting invitations.

If you're unfamiliar with standards meetings, Allen's paper on standards committee participation for newbees may be helpful.

How meetings work

These documents explain how online and in-person meetings are conducted:

How proposals work

These documents explain the process for proposing new features to be added to WebAssembly, from idea to standardization:

How the community works

These documents explain how the community works overall:

CG and WG meeting agendas and notes

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WebAssembly/meetings

WebAssembly meetings (VC or in-person), agendas, and notes

546

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HTML

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Sep 8, 2026

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README

WebAssembly meetings

This repository hosts information on official WebAssembly meetings hosted by the W3C Community Group (the "CG") and Working Group (the "WG"). Each meeting will have its own agenda published before the meeting, and minutes will be posted in the invitation document after the meeting, including topics discussions and decisions.

In addition to the CG and WG, there are also several subgroups of the CG, which are smaller groups focused on a particular topic. They have their own repositories and meetings; see the subgroups page for links, and contact the subgroup chair if you want to be added to those meeting invitations.

If you're unfamiliar with standards meetings, Allen's paper on standards committee participation for newbees may be helpful.

How meetings work

These documents explain how online and in-person meetings are conducted:

How proposals work

These documents explain the process for proposing new features to be added to WebAssembly, from idea to standardization:

How the community works

These documents explain how the community works overall:

CG and WG meeting agendas and notes

2026
2025
2024
2023
2022
2021
2020
2019
2018
2017

Contributors

(top 30 of 132)

fgmccabe

339 commits

tlively

284 commits

binji

216 commits

dtig

203 commits

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