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Rasterific
Rasterific is a Haskell rasterization engine (a vectorial renderer) implemented on top of JuicyPixels. Rasterific bases its text rendering on FontyFruity.
Main capability
- Draw vector graphics to an image.
- Export graphics to PDF (since 0.6).
Design
The renderer design is based on the Nile / Gezira renderer from the STEP project from the VPRI institute. The interesting thing about this renderer is the conciseness of it's implementation, providing antialiased rendering in the way.