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Can't Mozilla's pdf.js be used to get the same result? Great results anyway!
by alcuadrado 13y ago
Can't Mozilla's pdf.js be used to get the same result? Great results anyway!
- coolwanglu 13y agoYou don't want to rely on the computing power at the client side, do you? :)
- crazysim 13y agoI guess one possible setup would be pdf.js running on server-side and having its output captured. One advantage of this, from what I can see, is that there would probably be fewer external dependencies than this setup.
- coolwanglu 13y agoYes, actually they had this kind of plan, but I am not sure how it has been going. It would be definitely interesting in that way, but in that case it may not be worth it to rewrite everything in JS.