The CSIRO SVG Toolkit is a collection of utilities that do various things with SVG files. It contains an SVG viewer, an implementation of the SVG DOM (conforming to Document Object Model Level 2 ) and an utility for rendering an SVG document into various image formats. It is written in Java and requires Java 1.2 or higher

This site contains source code downloads for wmf2svg (a program for converting a Windows Metafile (WMF) into an SVG) and svgImage ( a component for displaying SVG Images directly in Java), examples and links to other sites.

Gnome implementation of SVG, including Gill, the Gnome Illustration application. Has examples, mailing list and contains links to some SVG sites.

Main site for SVG pages from Sun, including an overview, code examples and examples of java-generated codes and other external resources. Contains an executive summary of SVG by Vincent Hardy.

Corel's final release of the beta SVG file filter for CorelDRAW 9 users. This beta version of the SVG file filter is suitable for developers working with SVG-aware applications and technical users who are interested in exploring the SVG file format and evolving Internet standards. Get a free download here

Batik is a Java based toolkit for applications that want to use images in the SVG format for various purposes, such as viewing, generation or manipulation. This site is a great one for Batik's applications, SVG Specifications and Batik's download.

This is a great Introductory overview of SVG with references to other sites!

SVG-spot is mainly a web developper website, where designers, programmers and webmasters can learn, share information, know-how, and exhibit their creations.This site is a basic collection of tutorials, tips, list of tags and some links to other sites.

Introductory writeup, based on early draft of SVG. A detailed step-by-step tutorial to get you started by Steve Mulder.

Create and edit SVG graphics for the Web with Webdraw, tool formerly known as Jasc Trajectory Pro. It features robust native authoring support for the SVG format, with standard graphic design tools and text-based source editing combined in a customizable work environment. Download a free preview and get started.

This site answers questions like what SVG is, and Corel is committed to this new format. The Expert here is Kelly Fraser, Corel's Product Development Manager for Markup Languages.

The SVG Slide Toolkit transforms an XML file that uses a specific DTD into an SVG slide presentation. This allows you to separate the content of a presentation from its look and feel. The customizable SVG stylesheet transforms an XML slide show that you provide into a dynamic SVG presentation for display in an SVG viewer, such as a web browser that supports scripting and Cascading Stylesheets. Still in beta, but worth a download.

Jackaroo is a Conforming SVG Viewer that can parse and process an SVG document fragment and render the contents of the document onto some sort of output medium such as a display or printer. Jackaroo is written in pure Java, is free and will be distributed with the source code. An alpha version is available for download.

Graphics 2D Generator allows Java language applications to export their graphics to SVG format. You can then import the SVG files in the growing set of graphics editing tools that support SVG. Download the beta for preview.

SVGView is a Java program that uses Java 2D and the XML Parser for Java to parse, process, and display SVG files on any XML-enabled Web browser. The viewer enables Web professionals working with SVG files to preview their forms or images. Download a trial version and evaluate (Win 9x and NT).

Great resource for SVG developers with interactive Animations, links to SVG reources and documentation, download beta version of Web Engine from Virtual Mechanics.

This site contains reference pages extracted from the W3C DTD and specification, with examples and image index.

SVG DTD Specifications.

Great site, has some examples of SVG animations and interactive schematics.

A detailed carto.net page on SVG, including history of the SVG specification, and the potential of SVG for cartographic applications. A number of useful examples can be seen on linked pages. Site can be translated to French and Dutch.