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by edragoev 4y ago
The .NET version of PDFjet supports tagged PDFs: https://github.com/edragoev1/pdfjet so do the Java, Swift and Go versions. While the docs are somewhat sparse, Example_45 shows how to create PDF/UA compliant PDF.
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100% Pure Swift PDF Library (Java and C# Versions Also Included)(pdfjet.com)
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by edragoev 8y ago
Yes - it would make a lot of sense. I have been planning to do it, however being Mercurial user complicates things a bit.
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by edragoev 8y ago
RE: Server side Swift Linux is second class citizen as far as Swift is concerned for sure. I had to jump through a few hoops to make sure my library works on both Linux and iOS. Just tried v4.1 and everything compiled cleanly: http:/&
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by edragoev 13y ago
We made some decent money with our library however since we live in very expensive area I do some consulting as well. If you are single and live in not so expensive place making software components could be a viable business. Just chose som
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by edragoev 14y ago
I can clearly see why this kind of thinking may be appealing to some people. The question is - how is this clean break and leaving "the baggage" behind going work? I can't stop thinking about this imaginary company: They have Java/Linux bas
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by edragoev 14y ago
Is this the common wisdom these days? Experienced software developers who are good at C++/Qt can't learn themselves to use C#/.NET? They have to be trained? And that's impossible to do? If we are talking about full time employees - they sho
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by edragoev 14y ago
Avi Bryant is the original creator of Seaside - an acclaimed Smalltalk Web framework. He was active in the Ruby community. The company he co-founded was acquired by Twitter. Then he worked in Tumblr ... So in a nutshell he is well known in