If, like me, you’ve been using the “export to SVG” plugin for Fireworks and then opening up the resultant file to trim it down, Josh has got you covered: here’s a version of “export to SVG” that will result in much slimmer files.
Chris takes a look at all the different ways you can use SVG today.
A very hand tip from Ben on using SVG background images with a PNG fallback for IE8 and below.
Everything you ever wanted to know about using SVG today.
Remember when I made that canvas sparkline script? Remember when Stuart grant my wish for an SVG version? Well, now Tom has gone one further and created a hosted version on sparksvg.me
Not a fan of sparklines? Bars and circles are also available.
A great in-depth description by Paul of how he optimised his site. More of this please!
Luke rounds up some of the alternatives to bitmap-based images—an increasingly important topic for “resolutionary” “retina’ displays (bleurgh!).
A collection of experiments in typography using canvas, SVG, JavaScript and whatever else it takes.
A beautiful SVG visualisation (with source code) of the Rattle team's experience of dConstruct 2010.
A JavaScript/SVG library for displaying maps in a variety of interesting ways.
Brian documents his beautiful Geonames SVG maps.
Henri Sivonen gives the lowdown on the HTML5 parser that will ship with the next version of Firefox. This is a huge development ...and yet users won't even notice it (by design).
Weep not, Ethan! SVG lives... possibly in Safari and Dashboard.
This is the plain vanilla look.
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