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pdfmake was not meant to be a LaTeX replacement If you want to print a book or a perfectly aligned article do it in LaTeX If you have a web-application howeve
by bpampuch 11y ago
pdfmake was not meant to be a LaTeX replacement
If you want to print a book or a perfectly aligned article do it in LaTeX
If you have a web-application however and it prints invoices or other documents pdfmake can be a good choice and an efficient solution
People don't want to wait 2-3 seconds these days to get a simple document on their printer. With pdfmake lots of standard documents will print in less than 300 ms and... it scales - as you do everything on the client side you don't have to care about server overhead, no matter how many concurrent users you have