New Amaya tests your conformance
By Alun Williams
Posted on 4 Feb 2003 at 11:45
There's a new version of the Amaya browser and testing tool from the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C).
The Amaya browser is intended to help developers test their conformance to W3C-approved standards. It is, after all, the Internet standards body that has overseen such specifications as XML, MathML and HTML.
New to version 7.2 - in addition to bug fixes - is Annotea, an annotation application based on XPointer and RDF. The project is part of W3C's work on attaching comments, notes or explanations to Web documents.
Binaries are available for Windows, Linux and Solaris and they can be downloaded from W3C.org.
Those of you wishing to read the source code of Amaya can also find it on the W3C Web site.
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