Svg Rendering
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A TypeScript/JavaScript framework for building interactive graph visualization and analysis applications.
A declarative JSON format for creating, saving, and sharing interactive data visualizations.
A flat, round, designer-friendly pseudo-3D engine for canvas and SVG that renders 3D models using 2D drawing APIs.
Capture website screenshots in various resolutions for testing responsiveness and rendering SVG images.
Capture website screenshots in various resolutions for testing responsiveness and rendering SVG images.
A fully client-side JavaScript diagramming library using SVG and HTML for rendering.
A lightweight 2D graphic rendering library that powers Apache ECharts for creating interactive charts and visualizations.
A declarative infographic visualization engine that generates and renders high-quality infographics from AI-friendly syntax.
A JavaScript library for rendering music notation and guitar tablature to HTML Canvas and SVG.
A highly extensible JavaScript library for rendering interactive graphs with support for multiple layout algorithms and rendering engines.
A fast, portable, and safe SVG rendering library written in Rust, supporting static SVG files.
A D3-based renderer for laying out and visualizing directed graphs in the browser.
A library providing custom shaped Android ImageView components with shader and bitmap mask implementations.
A Flutter widget for creating zoomable, pan-able images and custom content with extensive customization options.
A JavaScript toolbox for building interactive diagram editors and viewers on the web.
OpenSheetMusicDisplay renders MusicXML sheet music in web browsers using VexFlow, providing a turnkey solution for digital sheet music apps.
A production-ready C++ vector graphics engine for SVG and Lottie rendering, optimized for performance and lightweight integration.
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