SVG Web Library and Open Web Advocacy youtube/watch?v=ctuUrvReOIQ Would you like to create cross-browser, interactive graphics, animation, and video using your JavaScript and Open Web knowledge? In the last few years the iPhone, Firefox, Chrome, and more have all added Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) support. The last hold out has been Internet Explorer. Come learn about SVG Web, a new open source JavaScript project that finally brings SVG to Internet Explorer with a simple drop-in JavaScript library. Find out how you can use SVG to deploy beautiful and interactive content that is search-engine friendly, accessible, creates extremely small file sizes, and has embedded video, animation, and fonts. Even better, find out how you can deploy this content on everything from the iPhone to Internet Explorer. Can I use SVG There has been a somewhat neglected Adobe SVG plugin for IE for some time, but as of January 1 this year it is officially unsupported (though you can still download it). But svgweb isn’t a plugin at all – it’s a 60k JavaScript library. An IE user can hit your web site that has some code like so – and their crashware turd of a browser will support SVG.*
Posted on: Thu, 27 Mar 2014 13:53:47 +0000
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