Scalable Vector Graphics: How to Draw Zombie-Smashing Images with Code (Undead Institute, #17)
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SVG is a language much like HTML that lets you build complex vector graphics for browsers and more.
We'll discuss the difference between raster and vector graphic and how to add vectors to HTML pages. Then we'll go deep on many of the different elements SVG has and how they work, bringing all the ones we discuss together in a single project to create a portrait of Zombie Bob.
If you want to learn to create SVG graphics this is a great, fun way to do it.























