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2008
Something Witty Goes Here
by parmentierf
(via)
The FakeSmile script has come a long way since David released it a few months ago. It implements a decent amount of SMIL and SMIL Timesheets so that you can actually use these technologies now while the browser vendors catch up. David has also recently included a full version of jQuery inside the FakeSmile script, so it’s beefed up with lots of power now. I think he will probably be releasing minimized/compressed versions eventually.
Something Witty Goes Here
by parmentierf
a little bit about what’s going on in the Scalable Vector Graphics world
GEMi ::: Graphical Environment Manager
by karlcow
GUI en SVG. Interessant en plus du support de SMIL dans WebKit qui vient.
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2007
LimSee2
by dzc
& 1 other
# LimSee2 is an authoring application for SMIL 1.0 and 2.0 languages. LimSee2 features a powerfull WYSIWYG graphical user interface designed to ease the manipulation of time-based multimedia scenarios and increase productivity.
# LimSee2 is a free and open-source Java application, with easy-to-use installers for Windows, Linux and MacOS
Soirée diapos avec SMIL
by philippej
& 1 other
« ... la meilleure technologie pour réaliser un diaporama sur le Web. »
2006
AMBULANT - SMIL Player
by karlcow
The AMBULANT Player is an open-source, SMIL 2.1 player. It contains a basic player UI framework and implements nearly the entire SMIL 2.1 Language profile.
SVG Declarative Animation in Mozilla
by karlcow
I’ve published the report I wrote for regarding my project implementing SMIL Animation in Mozilla.
2005
Vectoreal :: SmilScript
by talou
& 3 others
Arg j'ai tout pété les captures de pages avec ce post /o désolé Znarf !
Compound Document Formats (CDF)
by karlcow
A Compound Document is the W3C term for a document that combines multiple formats, such as XHTML, SVG, SMIL and XForms. The W3C Compound Document Formats (CDF) Working Group will specify the behaviour of some format combinations, addressing the needs for
SVG Declarative Animation in Mozilla » Blog Archive » SMIL work: performance and integration
by karlcow
SMIL in Mozilla via ljouanneau
