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Yeah I once went down the rabbit hole of googling SMIL and there's a nice example on Wikipedia of a live clock, right? At the time, this example even worked on
by moritzwarhier 3y ago
Yeah I once went down the rabbit hole of googling SMIL and there's a nice example on Wikipedia of a live clock, right?
At the time, this example even worked on my phone, will have to check if that's still the case.
Generally, SVG reminds of PDF with its feature creep (foreign entities?)... but I feel web browsers are beating SVG into becoming a sane vector graphics format without such shenanigans.
- jarek-foksa 3y agoSVG animation elements are now mostly supported by all modern browsers. You can even use `transform-origin` and `transform-box` CSS properties to control the origin point (this was a major pain point in the past). I think "paced" interpolation is the only important feature that is still missing.