Today I began working on a little portfolio site using Codux. For the intro section, I wanted to have a nice red line underneath my title. I achieved this using an SVG from an online generator. SVGs are defined using a series of vectors that map out the lines and shapes of the image, unlike traditional bitmap raster graphics like JPEG which are defined as a series of pixels. This allows SVG to scale to any size without loss of quality. For this reason, unlike JPEG or PNG embedded images from a source file, SVGs can be defined entirely in your HTML with vectors. This is accomplished using the <svg> tag in your code, along with things like <path> , <defs> and <linearGradient>. This allows us to create all kinds of graphics that can be written directly into our apps' source codes, which the user renders unto their browser at any resolution.
Tuesday, October 24, 2023
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