Some links to talks, reports, and other documentation and examples related to 'gridSVG':

• A draft article "The gridSVG Package" (introductory overview of the gridSVG package).
• A draft article "Dynamic and Interactive R Graphics for the Web: the gridSVG package" (more in-depth overview of package, including some design details and examples).
• Simon Potter's BSc Honours project report (more detail about how 'grid' grobs and viewports are converted into SVG).
• David Banks' BSc Honours project report (examples of gridSVG application)
• A technical report on Working with the gridSVG Coordinate System (how coordinate system information is exported to SVG/javascript).
• A technical report on A Structured Approach for Generating SVG (how 'gridSVG' uses the XML package to generate SVG).
• A technical report on Post-Processing grid Graphics (a relatively complex use of gridSVG and post-processing).
• A technical report on Generating unique names in gridSVG (how grid grob names get transformed to SVG ids by gridSVG).
• A technical report on Generating Structured and Labelled SVG (why structure and labelling is important in SVG code and how to achieve it).
• A technical report on Advanced SVG Graphics in R (accessing SVG features like gradient fills, masks, and clipping paths from R).
• Simon Potter's Masters thesis (more details about name mangling from grid names to SVG ids, use of XML package for generating SVG, exporting grid coordinate system to SVG (javascript), and advanced SVG graphics features).
• A talk titled Seeing Through grid Graphics (a retrospective attempt to identify important ideas from the design of the 'grid' graphics package) given at JSM 2013 in Montreal.
• A talk titled R Graphics for the Web (in praise of SVG over PNG and gridsvg() over svg(), with and lots of demonstrations of what the 'gridSVG' package can do) given at the University of Western Ontario (August 2013)
• Posts related to gridSVG on Kenton Russell's Timely Portfolio blog.
• Dragonfly's Web tool for desktop (built for for MBIE) makes use of 'gridSVG' maps (at least).

• 'lattice' slide show
• Animated and interactive and hyperlinked ggplot of Google Insights.
• A graph of XSL imports from the 'XDynDocs' package (with tooltips on the nodes).
• Examples from the JSS submission on gridSVG.
• Examples from Genentech talk on 'gridSVG'.
• Examples from NZSA 2011 talk.
• Interactive Auckland University campus maps from UseR2011 talk.
• Examples from David Banks' BSc Hons project
• A map that can be panned and zoomed
• Zooming and panning maps from the Royal Society of New Zealand showing Languages in Aotearoa New Zealand.
• Some of the plots in Yale's Environmental Performance Index were generated using gridSVG (e.g., the hyperlinked plot at the bottom of each individual country page)
• Examples from David Banks' MSc project