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Data-Driven SVG Apps: A Rapid Development Approach

Author: oreillynet.com | Published: 10th Aug 2005 | Visited: 722 times | Add Comment
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by Satya Komatineni 02/13/2002 Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) is a W3C-recommended standard for Web graphics. It is an XML-based standard for specifying both graphics and content. SVG replaces server-side image file creation or applet-based graphics with client-based rendering of images, and is likely to revolutionize the way Web graphics are rendered, stored, manipulated, and associated with content. This article will focus on a rapid development framework for creating SVG applications...n

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