Q&A
| Q1: | Why would I use SVG instead of Flash? |
| A1: | SVG and Flash are really not the comparable technologies that most people think they are. Flash was designed for vector animation, whereas SVG was designed to present XML content in a vector format. As such, if you have a data-intensive project, SVG is likely the choice for you. If you are trying to create a Simpsons-like animation for the Web, then Flash is most likely your choice for the time being. As SVG viewers mature in the future, SVG may become a more suitable contender to Flash's animation prowess. |
| Q2: | When will SVG ship with a browser? |
| A2: | SVG is already part of some browsers. Both Amaya and X-Smiles are SVG-capable browsers available to the market. As far as mass-market popular browser ... |
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