rwlbuis 

We had a KSVG meeting last week, I made a small report here: http://www.rwlbuis.nl/photos/ksvgmeeting/

On friday, after a lot of anticipation, my Macbook Pro finally arrived :) It was a reward for contributing to webkit(http://webkit.opendarwin.org/blog/?p=44). It is the first Apple computer I own, using one or two for work is not the same:) After playing around with it, it is clear that it is a very nice machine. Read More

Just a short note that I have experimented with svg embedded inline in xhtml. Taking the code from webkit+svg, I did a prototype bundling khtml2 and ksvg2 on top of kdom, and making sure the svg elements use render objects this time. Read More

Well, holidays have started, and it is about time since the last months of work were very busy. Now I am taking a small break from ksvg2 hacking to work again on KOffice and Karbon, fixing bugs and small annoying problems. Read More

Again a long time since last blog... This week, monday until thursday, there was SVG Open in Enchede, the Netherlands. I got an invitation to be part of the svg implementators panel by the organising team. Read More

I realize now my previous blog about khtml2 lacked explanation and introduction, sorry for this :| The idea is not that WildFox and myself can do better than khtml on the html front. Read More

I promised to report on the khtml2 progress, on behalf of WildFox, since he didn't find the time to report himself, having to go on a well deserved holiday :) Basically a lot of code is "ported", and Niko started on a lot of RenderObject related code. Read More

I am not always the optimistic kind, but "today was a good day". A lot of code was added to ksvg2 and kdom that I can feel content with. It is never a good feeling to leave code lying there that you know is hacky. Read More

Well, I decide to give blogging a go ;-) There are so many interesting things going on right now (qt4, kdom stuff) that this may be the best time to start. Read More