SVG Vector Graphics

SVG

SVG is the Scalable Vector Graphics format that has been developed by the World Wide Web Consortium. It combines an XML-based language with an extended PostScript imaging model (adding transparency and antialiasing). This category tracks the development of the SVG specification, as well as implementions of SVG that are being developed.

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• - Examples of using SVG including SVG+geometry, SVG+mapping, SVG+JavaScript, server-side SVG. Maintained by Michael Hirtzler.
  
• - Good example of a wall clock implemented as animated SVG. Also contains, as a comparison, a Java applet version of the same clock. Includes source code.
  
• - SVGBasics is a set of tutorials and examples to teach people with a little HTML or XML background how to write SVG code by hand.
  
• - Reference pages extracted from the W3C DTD and specification, with examples and image index.
  
• - a personal collection of sophisticated SVG animations, JavaScript examples and some ingenious utilities, created by Domenico Strazzullo
  
• - Many SVG examples. Dutch and English versions.
  
• - SVG examples including demonstrations of charting, animation, and filters.
  
• - SVG Elves is a collaborative work by developers and designers working with SVG. SVG Tutorials and links to further resources.
  
• - Educational site about SVG technology.
  
• - An introductory article from the Web Developer's Virtual Library, Sept. 1999.
  
• - Animations, links to documentation, download beta version of Web Engine. From Virtual Mechanics.
  
• - SVG samples, including source code.
  
• - SVG pages from Sun, including an overview and code examples, including examples of java-generated code.
  
• - Serverside generation of static and streaming SVG images using the Perl SVG.pm module. Contains tutorials and demonstrations, the SVG.pm newsgroup archive, and the SVG.pm source code (including PPM).
  
• - Introductory overview from July 1999.
  
• - Examples of SVG art and graphics, and links to informational sites.
  
• - A collaborative environment for research and discussion of SVG.
  
• - Nuclear structure and function: SVG animation illustrating the transcription cycle, and how genomes are organized at Oxford University, UK.
  
• - A site for the book Learn SVG: The Web Graphics Standard, which is a beginner-level book presented in a workbook-like format, covering the main aspects of SVG. Includes examples and tutorials.
  
• - Developer's tools for conversion from PostScript to SVG. Includes graphics gallery comparing SVG, Flash, and CGM.
  
• - Official W3C test suite for SVG 1.0. Includes downloads for test suite and harnesses, link to test results for six SVG implementations, and email feedback link.
  
• - Design studio specializing in SVG applications.
  
• - Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) portal for news, development and expert comment. Links to SVG and SVGP (P="for Print") articles, tutorials and products.
  
• - Adobe's description of the benefits of SVG and their plans for it.
  
• - The CR2V project aims to convert photography and drawings into pure and light vector form. The CR2V process converts a conventional raster image to an editable and scalable vector graphic.
  
• - Beginning and advanced SVG tutorials on general SVG, DOM scripting with JavaScript, and other topics. Maintained by Kevin Lindsey.
  
• - A step-by-step tutorial from introductory shapes to advanced SVG animation. Includes inline samples and source code.
  
• - RO IT Systems, based in Zürich, Switzerland, has developed SVG-based applications such as a scientific data plotting server. Their site includes examples of SVG generated and updated by server-side processes.
  
• - Answers to common questions about SVG, based mainly on posts to the SVG Developers group.
  
• - Windows program for creating and animating Bezier curves and exporting the results as SVG.
  
• - Conference on interactive vector-based webgraphics, Online GIS and Webmapping. Organized by W3C, Zurich's Universities and carto.net. Zurich 2002.
  
• - SVG examples, including animation and a prototype of an SVG video game.
  
• - An introduction to some SVG tools and methods for creating wireline log composite graphics displays.
  
• - Ecrion is a company offering software for rendering XSL-FO and SVG on the server - Windows platform only.
  
• - Kaleidoscopes, jigsaw puzzles, and web color pallet, made by SVG, DOM and XML. also some SVG short programs are available.
  
• - promotes Scalable Vector Graphics, with links to examples and resources.
  
• - Corel's Smart Graphics Studio page - a platform for authoring SVG based data-driven applications.
  
• - Electronic cartography and some web based PANS-OPS (Doc 8168 ICAO) solutions, including SVG generated from a database.
  
• - A detailed carto.net page on SVG, including history of the SVG specification, and the potential of SVG for cartographic applications. A number of useful examples can be seen on linked pages.
  
• - Saffron Document Server is a "virtual printer" implemented in Java (JDK 1.4+) . It generates electronic documents (individual or concatenated). Its input formats are PostScript, Formatting Objects (XSL-FO), or Java2D (from J2SE 1.4). Its output
  
• - Examples of SVG animations and interactive schematics.
  
• - Developers of DataSlinger for the dynamic conversion and aggregation of formats such as CAD, DWG and DXF to SVG. Also the developers of the CAD2SVG tool and the SVGToolKit for the creation of SVG applications. Members of the W3C working group for SVG.
  
• - Official discussion forum.
  
  

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