In general this is a really good optimization because it means, for most filters, the time required to draw the filter is proportional to the size of the visible part of the filter, not proportional to the size of the filtered SVG ...

It’s not often that I get to repudiate completely my most recent blog post a few days after publishing it. But anyone who is not yet convinced that the answer to the question of whether web apps are an endangered species is an emphatic “no” should run, not walk, to the excellent article about SproutCore on RoughlyDrafted. In a nutshell, SproutCore is a JavaScript framework that facilitates the development of web apps that have a native application look-and-feel. It is used most notably by Appl

[Subversion Repo] svn co https://iciifs.com/svn/SvgViewer SvgViewer. Added limited support for Gaussian blur and animation tags. A blur filter can only be applied to an object not an area of the screen; Animation tags assume time values ...

...and easier to understand, this little SVG rasterizer is made to work only on SVG that has a valid size, i.e. the SVG explicitly specifies both...

Here's a musing and observation for you: there are a lot of SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) images on Wikipedia. Unlike traditional images, which are defined pixel by pixel, vector images are defined in terms of the lines and shapes that ...

In case you want to create your own specific chart or image crop-n-rotate widget, you can simply achieve it with this library." Raphaël uses SVG and VML as a base for graphics creation. Because [...]