ROASP:
Serverside SVG
Programming

The EU SVG Workshop will take place in Zurich, Switzerland 11-12 May 2006. The workshop will focus on design, architecture, and business aspects of the SVG universe for mobile and desktop platforms. Confirmed participants include the W3C, Opera, RO IT Systems, Bitflash and the Dutch SVG Foundation.Visit the workshop page

March 2006: Renesis Alpha announced

Evolgraphix announced their Renesis svg viewer today. The viewer will be compatible with SVGT1.2, will support sockets and scripting, and is claimed to work on many platforms.Visit the goSVG.net page annuoncing Renesis

January 2006: SVG Data Widgets

RO IT Systems unveiled the SVG Data Widgets Framework for SVG, based on Ajax and JSON, two web2.0 cornerstone technologies. Using the RO IT Systems-designed framework, content developers can easily build web live graphical content using a simple XML markup without any programming. More information on the SVG Data Widgets framework

Ronan Oger has released the latest version of the SVG::Template::Graph module. SVG::Template::Graph is a library for generating business-quality xy scatter, line, and bar graphs. Read the module documentation on CPAN

April 2005: Batik 1.6 released

Batik is an SVG implementation written in Java by the Apache Batik Project. Batik is currently one of only two implementations capable of supporting interactive SVG web GUIs with socket connections. Version 1.6 of the browser extends SVG 1.2 (full) functionality. More information on Batik here

October 2004: SVG 2.32 released on CPAN

Ronan Oger, the maintainer of roitsystems.com, has released the latest version of the prolific SVG Perl module. Read the module documentation

December 2003: Bioperl 1.4 released. Uses SVG.pm to provide SVG graphics support

Officially organized in 1995 and existing informally for several years prior, The Bioperl Project is an international association of developers of open source Perl tools for bioinformatics, genomics and life science research. Version 1.4 was released on December 23, 2003. Visit the Bioperl home page

November 2003: SVG::GD 0.07 released

With the new SVG::GD module for Perl, it is now possible to generate advanced SVG graphics with existing GD-based Perl programs with minimal code modifications. View the SVG::GD Demonstration on this server Samples of application output using the alpha version of SVG::GD on top of GD.

September 2003: SVG::TT released

Leo Lapworth has realeased SVG::TT::Graph, a set of Template-based SVG Graphing modulesSVG::TT::Graph
Supported types include:
line, horizontal bar, and pie graphs

July 2003: SVG.pm in SVG and Perl conferences

Ronan Oger presented a set of papers and tutorials at SVG Open 2003 in Vancouver and at YAPC::EU 2003 in Vancouver
SVG Open 2003
YAPC::Europe 2003
SVG Open YAPC::EU

January 2003: SVG 2.27 Released

We are pleased to release SVG-2.27
Key features include:
Further improvements to DOM interface with additional DOM2 support

Featured SVG Demonstrations:

May 2003: GISMax: A Spatial Data Editor

Using SVG to generate a spatial-data interface

GISMax: A Spatial Data Tool

Launch GISMax

GISMax demonstrates the implementation of a simple tool to view and manipulate spatial data. A drag-and-drop application with full form-submission support which allows users to generate data markers, assign attrubutes, relocate them to other locations, and store state within a MySQL database

Sample uses of this application would include highway gas-station locators, spatial restorant listings, search-and-salvage surveys, accident investigation tools, GIS information gathering, etc. The design and construction of GISMax is the topic of Ronan Oger's presentation at SVGOpen 2003.

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January 2003: SVG Services

Using SVG and Perl to build streamlined and effective graphical web applications

Organimax
Launch OrganiMax

OrganiMax is an example implementation dedicated SVG/HTML webservice application which deliver the content from an advanced XML database. The application is designed to deliver content enriched html-encapsulated svg or as pure svg, maximising application effectiveness. Unlike servlets or php, by embedding the webservice within the application allows maximum control over behaviour and removes dependency on complex or expensive third-party software such as Apache or Websphere, reducing the application total cost of ownership.

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more on OrganiMax

June 2002: Streaming FX Quotes

Server-generated SVG for real-time graphs on the internet

Financial Data
This is a demonstration of streaming financial equity And FX quotes

Accessing streaming graphical data sent from an external real-time quotes engine (Yahoo quotes in this demonstration).

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March 2002: Streaming Graphical Data

Accessing real-time data and represent it using advanced graphics
Mixed Streaming Graphs

SVG Benchmark Tests

Fastest XML generator available?
Using Perl and SVG.pm to generate up to 12000 elements per second at the server.in a real application
(as HTML)(as SVG)>

W3C SVG Page| W3C SMIL Page SMIL brings built-in declarative animation to SVG

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.

Click on the image below to proceed to the SVG Open website