March 15, 2010
Meuon
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 I've been playing around with SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) for a few days as a tool to display data, as graphs/charts as well as ways to visual distribution grids, and more. Absolutely loverly technology, if you are NOT using a Microsoft web browser. Firefox and Opera and others support SVG, and it works very very well. I'm currently evaluating plugins for MSIE, but it's a fragmented world. There may be some SVG support coming in MS's Silverlight, but it is expected to be borken in Microsoft traditional: Embrace, Extend, Extinguish methodology. If you click on the image above to see the results, if you can display SVG in a browser.
If you are using MSIE, (Microsoft Internet Explorer) (32 bit) you can use: a Mozilla Firefox ActiveX plugin for MSIE available from:
a Mozilla Firefox ActiveX plugin for MSIE that seems to work very well. |
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