9th International Conference

9th International Conference on Scalable Vector Graphics
October 17 to 20, 2011
Cambridge MA | USA

Visit svgopen.org to find out how to particpate in the SVG community.

Light-up & Fade Techniques

Design your own Hollywood Lights by embedding ecma script inside scalable vector graphic (svg) files. Respond to DOM events to deliver dynamic views.



Orbiting Moon

An svg example that uses the equation of an ellipse and vector projection to animate an orbiting moon. All images are dynamicSVG and have a common ECMAScript implementation. Use simple known techniques in combinations to serve up rich media content.


Orbiting Moon

Specs used by dynamicSVG

The W3C Recommendation for Scalable Vector Graphics 1.1 is a crucial resource for dynamicSVG implementations.

W3C Recommendation for SVG 1.1
http://www.w3.org/TR/SVG11/

Dynamic SVG can be acheived by embedding ECMAScript in an SVG image.

View the ECMAScript Language Specification at http://www.ecma-international.org/publications/standards/Ecma-262.htm

If you prefer, you can serve up dynamic SVG content in Java! Read about Java Language Binding.

About DynamicSVG

Scalable Vector Graphics is a flexible XML graphics format that is fully supported by the W3C. It is employed on web sites, mobile phones and PDA's. It has a rich feature set including zooming, panning, animation, transformations and more.

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