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The W3C TAG (Technical Architecture Group) is in charge of coordinating cross-technology architecture and the principles of web architecture at the World Wide Web Consortium. In other words, it’s kind of a technical steering group for web standards. We’re having a face to face meeting in November in Tokyo (hosted by Nikkei).

As part of our time here we'll be holding an evening developer event (followed by party) on the evening of November 2nd where we can let you know what we're up to and get feedback from the web developer community about your priorities. The event is a partnership between Front End Meetup Tokyo and W3C/Keio. The format of the event will be as follows:

Time	Description
18:30	Registration opens
19:00	Welcome, followed by four lightning talks (20 mins)
19:20	Break-out Sessions (1 hour)
20:20	Wrap-up session where we will summarize what has been discussed in the break-outs (15 mins)

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	first:param rest:(OWS FIELD_SEP OWS param)* {
	return [first]
	.concat(rest.map(entry => entry[3]))
	.reduce((obj, entry) => Object.assign(obj, {[entry.label]: entry.value}), {})
	}

	param "param" =
	label:label val:(OWS "=" OWS (number / label / string))? {
	const op = { type: 'param', label: label.value };

	list.split('\n')
	.map(line => {
	const parts = line.match(/<a href=['"](.?)['"]>(.?)\s+(\S+)\s*<\/a>/);
	if (parts) {
	return {givenName: parts[2], familyName: parts[3], url: parts[1]};
	} else {
	console.log(line);
	}
	})
	.sort((a,b) => a['familyName'] > b['familyName'] ? 1 : -1)

	'use strict';

	const USER_ID_HEADER = 'Fastly-Auth-UserID';
	const RANK_HEADER = 'Fastly-Auth-Rank';
	const TOKEN_HEADER = 'Fastly-Auth-Token';

	module.exports = () => {
	return (req, res, next) => {
	const uid = req.get(USER_ID_HEADER);
	const rank = req.get(RANK_HEADER);

	// Submit form data directly to Google sheets
	//
	// (Based on http://railsrescue.com/blog/2015-05-28-step-by-step-setup-to-send-form-data-to-google-sheets/)
	//
	// ## Setup
	//
	// 1. Create a Google spreadsheet and name it
	// 2. Choose Tools > Script editor
	// 3. Replace the sample code with the contents of this file
	// 4. Name the script project something like "Submit form data to Google sheet" (click on 'Untitled project' to change name)

	table auth_config {
	"secret": "my-super-secret-string",
	"sessionTTL": "3600"
	}