> Jon
>
> --- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, "m_verstaen" wrote:
> >
> > Jon,
> >
> > Do you seriously believe that Adobe will change its plans and
> modify
> > the course of Flash/Flex to please one or two companies with no
> > impact on Ado
Jon,
Do you seriously believe that Adobe will change its plans and modify
the course of Flash/Flex to please one or two companies with no
impact on Adobe's business?
Come on Jon, among all people you should know how Adobe misslead
everybody in the SVG community during the past few years. Givin
Depends what you want to do. If you intend to edit the code
manually, then Eclipse is very nice, with the appropriate plug-ins.
If you are more focusing on the design and the interactivity, you
can have a look at the product my company delivers
(www.beatware.com). e-Picture is for animation onl
I am not sure I understand what you are trying to achieve. Could you
explain why it is important for you to mix relative and absolute
coordinates? Is it for an optimization purpose?
Thanks,
Marc
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Martin Rusnak
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hello all,
>
Andreas,
I totally agree with this.
To clarify a bit, I don't mean that we should focus only on the
Mobile SVG side. I only believe that most companies interested in
SVG in the Bay Area are interested mainly in the Mobile side. But
the Bay Area is not the world!
Marc
--- In svg-developers@ya
Victoria is a beautiful place, and it will be a pleasure to meet there.
This being said, it seems a little bit unfair to state that the US is
less interested than Europe or Asia in open standards. I was under the
impression that HTML and XML are quite successful here!
But with the notable excep
Victoria is a beautiful place, and it will be a pleasure to meet there.
This being said, it seems a little bit unfair to state that the US is
less interested than Europe or Asia in open standards. I was under the
impression that HTML and XML are quite successful here!
But with the notable excep
has to justify his or her choice of
> technologies to his management, investors, or even to themselves,
needs to
> understand the situation and be confident that their choice is the
right one
> for any particular project. Such confidence can only be gained by
> appreciating the cur
progresses in the
lab. I want to see SVG mainstream, and right now this is not the
case. We are generating SVG content since 2001, and I don't see much
progress. So your enthusiasm around WPF and Sparkle concerns me a
bit.
Marc
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Robin Berjon
<[EMAIL
progresses in the
lab. I want to see SVG mainstream, and right now this is not the
case. We are generating SVG content since 2001, and I don't see much
progress. So your enthusiasm around WPF and Sparkle concerns me a
bit.
Marc
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Robin Berjon
<[EMAIL
I am perhaps only adding to the noise, but in case some of you
believe that Jon could be inclined to have a positive but twisted
opinion on Adobe's products, then I am happy to say that Adobe did
an excellent job with the SVG export in Adobe Illustrator CS2.
Learning that Adobe is still investi
Hi Joseph,
There is another parameter: which SVG profile do you intend to
address? Tiny or Full? It really makes a difference.
We (Beatware) did a lot of work to optimize the file size for our
output, especially for SVG Tiny. I am not sure there is really a
problem on the desktop where bandwid
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