Google wave and implications for science

by Anonymous

Google Wave (see Google Wave first reactions and links and comments) has clearly wowed a lot of people and this in itself is important. Assuming that a combination of the technology and the excitement turns it into the The Next Big Thing that in itself is world-changing. So I’ll assume that it will happen and will sweep the public face of the internet. Nothing is really new and we can find these ideas in Ted Nelson, TimBL and others. But the added features are: there is an engineering co

heathenx: 2009 SVG Open Conf. call for papers will be ending soon ...

by Anonymous

heathenx's status on Wednesday, 27-May-09 11:38:51 UTC.

Amazing Inkscape Art

by Jeff

Gilles Pinard has been posting some amazing artwork on Flickr done in SVG:

  • Drums
  • Piano
  • Guitar

Better yet - the SVG files are fully downloadable, revealing that these images were put together using the popular vector editor Inkscape.

Fritzing 0.3.0

by Anonymous

A new release of Fritzing - ‘an open-source initiative to support designers, artists, researchers and hobbyists to take the step from physical prototyping to actual product’ -  just out!  Lots of nice new features: * Resizable and custom-shaped boards (just import one as svg) - Note: You now get a rectangle PCB by default, swap for [...]

Indieprojector Makes it Easy to Map Your Geographical Data

by Anonymous

Axis Maps recently released indieprojector , a new component to indiemapper, their in-development mapping project to "bring traditional cartography into the 21st century." Indieprojector lets you import KML and shapefiles and easily reproject your data into a selection of popular map projections. No longer do you have to live within the bounds of a map that makes Greenland look the same size as Africa. Indieprojector was built by Axis Maps as the smarter, easier, more elegant way to repro

Improving image maps with SVG and XSLT - Opera Developer Community

by Anonymous

Opera Developer Community article: Improving image maps with SVG and XSLT.

leŭksman » Blog Archive » SVG issues and ideas for SVG Open talk?

by Anonymous

I've got plenty of background I can pull in on the challenges and benefits of SVG on the web and the tradeoffs we've made in our usage and implementation, but I know lots of you folks out there have been more active on the ...

W3C to Participate in SVG Open 2009

by Anonymous

2009-05-13: W3C will again this year sponsor SVG Open 2009, the 7th international conference on Scalable Vector Graphics, hosted by Google in Mountain View, California on 2-4 October 2009. SVG Open provides an opportunity for designers, developers and implementers to share ideas, experiences, products and strategies. Members of the W3C SVG Working Group will be attending and presenting at the conference, which will include a Working Group panel session on future SVG developments. A day of workshops will also be scheduled adjacent to the main conference.

3D Flowers SVG Kit Video Tutorial | SVG Cuts

by Anonymous

SVGCuts.com is proud to present the 3D Flowers SVG Kit! Make your own Aster, Azalea, Begonia, Camellia, Cosmo, Echinacea, Marigold, Pansy and Daffodil using Sure Cuts A Lot. We've been working long and hard to bring you these detailed ...

Google Code Blog: SVG Open 2009: “SVG coming of age”

by Anonymous

Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) is starting to pop up over all the place. It's showing up natively in browsers (including Firefox, Safari, Opera, Chrome and more). It's natively supported on the iPhone, and work is happening in various ...

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