Frédéric Wang
French hacker from Paris, working on the Web Platform.
Paris (France)
Fred has been a volunteer contributor to free software and web engines projects for a long time. After two years working at a non-profit association for visually impaired people, Fred joined the Web Platform team at Igalia. He is a contributor to the Mozilla, WebKit and Chromium projects with expertise in math layout (TeX, OpenType MATH and MathML) but he is always curious to learn about new topics and projects.
POSTS
Review of my year 2019 at Igalia
Co-owner and mentorship
In 2016, I was among the new software engineers who joined Igalia. Three years later I applied to become co-owner of the comp
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Review of Igalia's Web Platform activities (H2 2018)
This blog post reviews Igalia’s activity around the
Web Platform, focusing on
the second semester of 2018.
Projects
MathML
During 2018 we have cont
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Review of Igalia's Web Platform activities (H1 2018)
This is the semiyearly report to let people know a bit more about Igalia’s activities around the Web Platform,
focusing on the activity of the first s
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BlinkOn 9: Working on the Web Platform from a cooperative
Last week, I attended BlinkOn 9. I was very happy to
spend some time with my colleagues working on Chromium, including a new
developer who will join m
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Review of Igalia's Web Platform activities (H2 2017)
Last september, I published a first blog post to let people know a bit more about Igalia’s activities around the Web platform, with a plan to repeat s
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Recent Browser Events
TL;DR
At Igalia, we attend many browser events. This is a quick summary of some
recents conferences I participated to… or that gave me the opportunit
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Review of Igalia's Web Platform activities (H1 2017)
Introduction
For many years Igalia has been committed to and dedicated efforts to the improvement of Web Platform in all open-source Web Engines (Chr
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The AMP Project and Igalia working together to improve WebKit and the Web Platform
TL;DR
The AMP Project and
Igalia
have recently been collaborating to
improve WebKit’s implementation of
the Web platform.
Both teams are committed to
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MathZilla collection ported to WebExtensions
MathZilla
is a collection of MathML-related add-ons for Mozilla
applications. It provides nice features such as
forcing native MathML rendering (e.g.
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