ROASP:
Serverside SVG
Programming

A Public Transport Mapping Example Using perl and mySQL

2003.06.01

QROTI (Queensland's Railways On The Internet) provides an independent source of rail transport information in the area.

SVG for adaptive visualisations in mobile situations

2002.07.15

This paper will is focused on adaptive and dynamic generation of visualisations for mobile users on the basis of SVG. It presents the concept of adaptive visualisation, i.e. the personalisation of the presentation mode to the current user as well as the situation, the device.

Leveraging SVG in the Rigi Reverse Engineering Tool - Holger M. Kienle, Anke Weber, Hausi A. Müller, Computer Science Department, University of Victoria, Canada

2002.07.15

"Reverse engineering of legacy software systems is a research area that heavily relies on visualization techniques to facilitate program understanding. Rigi is a software reverse engineering tool based on graph visualizations. Its implementation (based on Tcl/Tk) is outdated and exhibits several drawbacks. In this paper we discuss why SVG is well suited for reverse engineering visualizations and how we utilize SVG to make Rigi more useful to reverse engineers."

Google SVG Search I

2002.04.29

In the next couple of installments we will make use of our previously acquired knowledge on the Google Web Services API and SVG in order to produce a CGI that graphically presents the search engine results returned by Google.

Google SVG Search II

2002.05.13

This week wwe will we will continue to make use of our previously acquired knowledge of the Google Web Services API and SVG in order to produce a CGI that graphically presents the search engine results returned by Google.

Google SVG Search III

2002.06.10

Wrapping up our Google API project, we finally convert the Perl script into a CGI and decorate the SVG output with a bit of HTML.

An SVG Histogram - J. David Eisenberg

2002.02.07

In this article, we'll generate a graphic from existing data. Specifically, we'll write a Perl program that draws a graph of the distribution of file sizes in a directory and its subdirectories.

SVG Histogram with using SVG.pm - Ronan Oger

2002.03.01

Generating J. David Eisenberg's SVG historgram using SVG.pm

Take part in the Annual Global SVG Conference! SVG Open 2005.

August 15-18, Enschede, the Netherlands

At the SVG Open 2005 Conference you will have the opportunity to learn about the SVG standard, how to use it to create effective and compelling Web content, techniques for developing SVG software solutions, and the latest developments from the W3C. You will meet the authors of the SVG specifications and the creators of SVG applications in person, and you will have the opportunity to provide your own input for future development.

You will get a chance to see the newest SVG applications and tools, and you will hear early announcements of upcoming SVG product releases. SVG Open 2005 courses will enlighten you on SVG, XML and related standards, graphic design and Web application design. Courses will be available at both introductory and advanced levels, in order to serve the needs of all conference attendees.

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