GrigoriHarutyunyan

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This example shows a static CSS flag followed by an animated SVG flag with a waving effect. The first SVG renders three colored rectangles and a black line using plain SVG elements. The second SVG attempts to animate the flag’s shape by referencing a wave path in `<defs>` and applying `<animate>` elements, though the animation targets the `d` attribute on rectangles, which does not visibly change their geometry. It uses the SVG API for shapes and animation, without external libraries.

Jul 5, 2023

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SVG fundamentals

This example demonstrates the minimal structure of an SVG scene within an HTML page, using no external libraries. It renders an empty document with a `<body>` element styled by CSS and enhanced by JavaScript, highlighting the foundational layers of web-based visualization. The code sets up a blank canvas where SVG elements can be added programmatically, serving as a starting point for interactive graphics. It relies solely on native HTML, CSS, and JavaScript APIs, with no data source or rendering pipeline beyond the bare document structure.

Jul 4, 2023