One year ago today, Narendra Sisodiya started a tiny project called SVG-edit, with the very first check-in. He was trying to build a white-boarding application that could be used to facilitate online education. Read the rest of this entry …
I’ve updated my marketshare spreadsheet for January 2010 charting the percentage of web users who can view SVG/Canvas: 36.86%
P.S. I should mention that this figure does not take into account any user that has a SVG plugin installed or authors who have used the excellent SVG Web or ExplorerCanvas shims, so this is really a worst-case number.
Like everyone else, it’s become my turn to tell you how wrong everybody else is about the iPad and how right I am and why. Well, not really. I just thought I’d link to a few snippets and blather for a bit. You don’t mind, do you? Read the rest of this entry …
Robin Berjon posted about what his SVG 2.0 Wishlist would be. I think he used the hatchet a little too much, so I thought I’d give some feedback. Since he doesn’t support comments (boo!) here we go. Read the rest of this entry …
I decided to start publishing the percentage of web users who can view SVG/Canvas, starting with December 2009: 35.62%
P.S. I should mention that this figure does not take into account any user that has a SVG plugin installed or authors who have used the excellent SVG Web or ExplorerCanvas shims, so this is really a worst-case number.