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Snowflake HTML
SVG in Swift
SVG in Swift. Use XML parser from Reindeer. The Shape object maps to SVG elements. The Style object encapsulates style information. The cool thing about CALayer is that most of its properties are animatable. Snowflake is available through CocoaPods. Snowflake is also available through Carthage. Snowflake can also be installed manually. Just download and drop Sources folders in your project. -
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Xiss web is a Java tool to generate photo slide show on the web. Generation of photo description in XML and HTML pages based on layout and skin. Exif display. Google Maps display. Animated photo transition. Uses W3C standards: XML, XSLT, XPATH, CSS.
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JAVA tool for creating html image maps. It's possible to load a picture and create rectangles, circles and polygons. Additionally, content for href, alt and title can be set.
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The University Map Project aims to give schools a way to map their campuses. The term centrally distributed works here, because the universities will be able to reference each other. The primary technologies used are XML, Google Maps, and Javascript.
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