Last week, KIYUT just released Sketsa SVG Editor 6.4, a cross platform vector drawing application based on SVG. It features various tools for optimizing content creation, giving designers unsurpassed support for creativity. These tools include property palette, source editor, resources editor, SVG specific shape tools, transformation tools, and additional illustration tools. Sketsa uses SVG as a native file format.
We have made an animated SVG map of the Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill, with data found on the web. The base map is made with Mappetizer. The animation is done with javascript. http://www.mappetizer.de/en/examples/oilspill/
uismedia announces the release of a new version of Mappetizer for ArcGIS, the company's easy-to-use ArcMap extension for SVG and Silverlight web mapping solutions.
The new version 8.2 provides new functionalities including enhancements in printing. The Silverlight capabilities are expanded and OpenStreetMap and Wikipedia support is implemented.
The beautiful city of Paris is the place to be later this year for anyone interested in (ubiquitous) SVG. Therefore please help those people in finding out about the event there, for example by placing banners on appropriate places on the web.
With the SVG source available, real easy to adapt, the first alternate version already received.
Developers worldwide today probably thought "YES, finally" when reading that IE9 will support SVG natively.
You can download a preview version for Windows Vista and Windows 7.
MIX, the high-profile conference on web technology, has a presentation about SVG i expect many people to be rather interested in (as IE is only big browser not yet having SVG built-in.): "... Join Doug Schepers (W3C) and Patrick Dengler (Microsoft) who will take you through the past, present and future of SVG on the Web. ..."
In the online marketplace you only have a few seconds to make an impact if your website is to attract any potential customers. Web site design is fundamental to making that initial impact and without doubt a well designed web site will attract new customers. However, design is more than making a page look pleasing to the eye. It is a combination of aesthetics, funtionality and performance but achieving this balance is often beyond many non-professionals.
Jumping into new code isnt easy for me. I should know, this is probably going to be my sixth or seventh time doing it.
I've been stuck on flash and flex for the last few years, but I'm looking to get into the SVG world for some of my graphic oriented editing. This should be a pretty good experience. Hopefully, my goals will be to ditch adobe alltogethor. You can see some of my work here:
PUA Network
Lair LIst
Both were for a friend of mine. I would show some other but they were mostly clients.
Definetly can't wait to see what this new world will open for me.
KIYUT just released Sketsa SVG Editor 6.2.2, a cross platform vector drawing application based on SVG. It features various tools for optimizing content creation, giving designers unsurpassed support for creativity. These tools include property palette, source editor, resources editor, SVG specific shape tools, transformation tools, and additional illustration tools. Sketsa uses SVG as a native file format.
What's new:
* Fix regression on Undo/Redo and Tools
* Improved Installer
