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Is there any word on whether other browsers will be implementing this in the future? It's what's keeping me from using canvas today, and partially what's keepin
by gravity 18y ago
Is there any word on whether other browsers will be implementing this in the future? It's what's keeping me from using canvas today, and partially what's keeping me from writing a certain app I've been thinking about for a little while.
- andreyf 18y agopartially what's keeping me from writing a certain app I've been thinking about for a little while Have you played with SVG?
- llimllib 18y agoIn my experience it's painfully slow and advanced features are spottily supported on every implementation I've tried; is yours different?
- jsrn 18y agoI've tested some of my SVG demos with FF 3 and they run much faster than with FF 2 (I think that's due to Cairo being integrated into Firefox 3). Opera and Safari are very fast compared to FF 2, too. As for feature completeness I agree with you. The Firefox SVG team is very small and not funded by the Mozilla corporation (at least that was the case last year when I talked to one of its members) - the SVG standard, on the other hand, is HUGE.
- andreyf 18y agoI'm using it for a simple web app, testing in FF2/FF3/Safari, seems to work fine... there are some annoying bugs in the implementation (the kind that have been open for years), and inconsistencies between Safari and FF, but nothing I couldn't work around so far. What were your issues?
- gravity 18y agoNot yet, I've looked at it a bit but haven't looked in to browser compatability at all.
- gibsonf1 18y agoWe started by using graphviz to generate svg, but then couldn't find any decent in-line svg viewers. Do you know of any non-java applet inline svg viewers?