Fundamentals of SVG Programming. Concepts to Source Code 

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• 1. Cover

• 2. BackCover

• 3. Contents

• 4. Fundamentals of SVG Programming-Concepts to Source Code

  What Is the Goal of This Book?

• 5. Introduction

  What Is SVG?

• 6. What Is SVG?

  Who Created SVG?

• 7. Who Created SVG?

  Why SVG?

• 8. Why SVG?

  Why so Much Code?

• 9. Why so Much Code?

  Is This Book for Me?

• 10. Is This Book for Me?

  Fundamentals of SVG Programming: Concepts to Source Code pdf

• 11. What Software Is Required?

  What Are the Prerequisites?

• 12. What Are the Prerequisites?

  Why Switch to SVG?

• 13. Why Switch to SVG?

  Do I Need to Be a Programmer?

• 14. Do I Need to Be a Programmer?

  Is SVG Relevant to Artists?

• 15. Is SVG Relevant to Artists?

  Conventions in This Book

• 16. Conventions in This Book

  Overview

• 17. Chapter 1: SVG Coordinate System, Simple Shapes, and Colors

  SVG and Web Development

• 18. SVG and Web Development

  Downloading and Installing an SVG Viewer

• 19. Downloading and Installing an SVG Viewer

  A Minimal SVG Document

• 20. A Minimal SVG Document

  The SVG Coordinate System

• 21. The SVG Coordinate System

  Using rect to Render Rectangles Remarks

• 22. Using rect to Render Rectangles

  Using style

• 23. Using style

  Using polygon to Render Rectangles Remarks

• 24. Using polygon to Render Rectangles

  Using path to Render Rectangles Remarks

• 25. Using path to Render Rectangles

  Using line to Render Rectangles Remarks

• 26. Using line to Render Rectangles

  Rendering Rectangles with Opacity Remarks

• 27. Rendering Rectangles with Opacity

  Rendering Rectangles with a Shadow Effect Remarks

• 28. Rendering Rectangles with a Shadow Effect

  Rendering Triangular Wedges with Shading Remarks

• 29. Rendering Triangular Wedges with Shading

  SVG viewports Remarks

• 30. SVG viewports

  Colors and Their Components

• 31. Colors and Their Components

  Standard Colors

• 32. Standard Colors

  Key Constructs

• 33. Key Constructs

  CD-ROM Library

• 34. CD-ROM Library

  Summary

• 35. Summary

  Overview

• 36. Chapter 2: Color Gradients and Style

  Linear Color Gradients

• 37. Linear Color Gradients

  Using the SVG defs Element Remarks

• 38. Using the SVG defs Element

  Rendering Rectangles with Linear Gradients Remarks

• 39. Rendering Rectangles with Linear Gradients

  Radial Color Gradients Remarks

• 40. Radial Color Gradients

  Rendering Rectangles with Radial Gradients Remarks

• 41. Rendering Rectangles with Radial Gradients

  Parallelograms as SVG Polygons Remarks

• 42. Parallelograms as SVG Polygons

  Using the SVG marker Element Remarks

• 43. Using the SVG marker Element

  Dotted and Dashed Line Segments Remarks

• 44. Dotted and Dashed Line Segments

  Using SVG Embedded Stylesheets Remarks

• 45. Using SVG Embedded Stylesheets

  Embedded Stylesheets and CDATA Remarks

• 46. Embedded Stylesheets and CDATA

  Using External Stylesheets Remarks

• 47. Using External Stylesheets

  Using External Stylesheets and Classes Remarks

• 48. Using External Stylesheets and Classes

  Inheriting an SVG style Attribute Remarks

• 49. Inheriting an SVG style Attribute

  Inheriting Attributes in Multiple SVG G Elements Remarks

• 50. Inheriting Attributes in Multiple SVG G Elements

  Key Constructs

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