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I think I'd really enjoy the read. It would have been a bit nicer if the great comments were accompanied by some good design/typesetting (generate latex?) and
by rb2k_ 16y ago
I think I'd really enjoy the read.
It would have been a bit nicer if the great comments were accompanied by some good design/typesetting (generate latex?) and an alternative format (epub).
There are a few solutions based on princeXML that can take easily generatable HTML+CSS and convert it to pdf (example: http://www.alistapart.com/articles/boom http://www.alistapart.com/articles/boom ).
While the Prince license might not be the cheapest, there also is a webservice that does the conversion (http://docraptor.com/tour http://docraptor.com/tour)
- wladimir 16y agoAnother vote for EPUB. It has so many advantages to PDF for screen reading... for example, automatic reflowing to the size of the window.
- lubos 16y agodocraptor.com looks like a paid version of wkhtmltopdf which is free
- rb2k_ 16y agodocraptor.com uses princexml which theoretically could not only do HTML, but any XML based format. Prince does however include a default style sheet for XHTML and HTML seems to be the only input that docraptor accepts. Not sure what happens if you throw non XML conform HTML on Prince.
- dpapathanasiou 16y agoYou can also use eBookBurn (http://ebookburn.com/ http://ebookburn.com/) disclaimer: that site is run by my startup