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Hi,
Am I missing something or is cross-browser SVG interoperability still a
dream?
For the upcoming book on Web 2.0 (http://web2.0thebook.org/) that I am
writing with a bunch of very smart people, I have done some a couple of
simple tests which seem to indicate that the Adobe SVG plugin is still
far away and that native support in Web browser often means silent
failures when a feature is not supported (which can arguably be
considered as worse than suggesting to install a plugin like we do when
there is no support at all).
I have summarized this in my blog
http://eric.van-der-vlist.com/blog/2546_Too_many_SVG_profiles.item and
would be curious to know what your experiences are regarding SVG
interoperability.
Thanks,
Eric
PS: I will be leaving for XML Prague
(http://eric.van-der-vlist.com/blog/2504_Web_2.0_at_XML_Prague.item)
tomorrow morning and will probably not answer my mails before Monday.
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Have you ever thought about unit testing XSLT templates?
http://xsltunit.org
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