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Fundamentals of SVG Programming: Concepts to Source Code is a comprehensive guide to the core concepts of SVP programming, including the coordinate systems, color gradients, grid patterns, Bezier curves, transforms, charts, graphs, and more. Written for those new to SVG, this book does an excellent job of “marrying” SVG to mathematics, showing how simple equations can be used to create and manipulate SVG graphics. It presents the information in “bite-size” pieces, teaching users how to create a plethora of standard graphics.

KEY FEATURES

• Uses practical SVG code samples throughout, most of which do not require significant programming experience
• Provides many simple examples that let you produce attractive graphics, and help you learn graphics-related techniques
• Teaches you to create geometric shapes such as arcs, spirals, ellipses, and Bezier curves that can all be modified and extended to your needs

About the Author

Oswald Campesato is an independent consultant who specializes in Perl, Java, and Web application development in conjunction with Open Source projects. He is the author of Java Graphics Programming Library: Concepts to Source Code.

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