So Alexis and wormsxulla and all the translators and anyone who opened a bug against SVG-edit should really just be proud, because SVG-edit 2.4, codenamed Arbelos, is now released. Try out the DEMO now. Read the rest of this entry …
Turned on the Christmas CSS and released SVG-edit 2.4 Beta. That should be enough 
Happy Holidays to all the folks out there and talk to you next year!
With the announcement of Microsoft sponsoring the SVG Open 2009 conference – we now have almost every browser manufacturer participating in some way with the conference. That’s a pretty awesome achievement! Read the rest of this entry …
There’s something comforting about coming back to your blog after spending so much time on Twitter and the like. Twitter is great for learning about new things and sharing links quickly, but writing this entry in WordPress and not having to worry about a character limit feels… cozy. I thought I’d come back to the blog and try to give an update on what I’ve been doing lately.
Despite the silence on the blog, I’ve actually been really busy with all sorts of different projects. I think I’ve got my fingers in too many pies now. And all of them happen to be related to Scalable Vector Graphics. How did this happen? Read the rest of this entry …
I was playing around with a new project recently and wanted to figure out the complementary color of a given color. All you need for this are the RGB values of the color for which you want to find the complement.
There are lots of ways of specifying a color on the Open Web:
- rgb(255,0,0)
- rgb(100%,0,0)
- #FF0000
- #F00
- “red”
And it’s not just the 17 CSS color names, there are 147 cool-sounding extended color names like papayawhip. So given that a user can input a color in all sorts of ways, what’s the right way to do this? Read the rest of this entry …