SVG

In today's second Web Wednesday post (the post earlier today was actually last Wednesday's post, but I forgot to actually schedule it for publishing... Doh! So you guys get two posts today!) I'm highlighting a post that I thought I might need in the near future and thought, "Hey, maybe the C4F…

Scalable Vector Graphics, or SVG, has been a web standard for many years but has gained renewed interest after being included in the HTML5 specification. SVG allows you to define vector shapes using XML, and these shapes can even be styled with CSS and scripted with JavaScript. In this video, we…

In this presentation, Patrick Dengler, senior program manager for Internet Explorer looks at how developers can use SVG in web sites with support in the IE9 Platform Preview, and explores challenges and best practices for writing same markup across browsers.

Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) is a standard for vector graphics on the web, supported by modern browsers. IE9 introduces GPU-accelerated SVG, enabling larger and faster vector graphics. Architect Ted Johnson and PM Lead Patrick Dengler of the IE team join Doug Schepers of W3C to talk about…

Get your hands on the IE9 developer platform preview!Graphics programming master Christian Fortini and IE SVG PM Patrick Dengler discuss IE9's native support for SVG. Some very cool demos here!