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For those readers who are unaware, SVG is absolutely amazing, and if you need some convincing see this 2009 paper/talk from David Dailey Why is SVG Going to Be REALLY BIG? Most R users should be very well acquainted with graphics and plots magically appearing on the screen with certain commands. These graphics though are rasters, so when you resize, the graphics are re-rendered to scale. Let’s
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