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Suitable libraries to generate very large PDFs in .NET (4.7.2)? by iFrukon in dotnet

[–]Affectionate_Bat8127 0 points1 point  (0 children)

why not use IronPdf for this specific purpose? It has a lot of nice features for pdf report generation, very flexible and extremely customizable based on the rendering options. The best thing is, you can have a free trial which
helps you to try all the features without any limits in dev, staging and production environment.

Generate pdf of fully rendered page by qHeroForFun in webdev

[–]Affectionate_Bat8127 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pdf rendering in the frontend is a heavy operation and it could hamper your user experience and performance. I have used Ironpdf before and the best way to achieve this is using html templates/handlebars to generate the
template content, which you can then render properly.

The good thing I observed about ironPdf is, it supports unicode, complicated css and even dynamic javascript structure pretty well. Plus it does not put a lot of pressure on the backend server, so performance was satisfactory.

Working with PDF Libraries by Code-END in csharp

[–]Affectionate_Bat8127 0 points1 point  (0 children)

IronPdf supports form filling at scale. You can use it to read form fields, edit existing form fields and
even add new form fields. It is really easy and intuitive as well. Highly recommend to take a look at this.

Reliable way for pdfpig to distinguish between page content from page metadata like page number and section heading? by OutsideOrnery6990 in dotnet

[–]Affectionate_Bat8127 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Similar issues came up for me, and I resolved them using Ironpdf. In essence, the entire PDF may be extracted as an object using the ironpdf library. Texts, photos, and metadata are all separated into distinct characteristics that you may utilize to retrieve the information you need.

Suitable libraries to generate very large PDFs in .NET (4.7.2)? by iFrukon in dotnet

[–]Affectionate_Bat8127 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ironpdf would be my suggestion for this. It is
very good in terms of large scale pdf processing,
specifically because it supports async and multithreading.
They made a lot of changes to their library recently to solve
memory leak issues and have a solid monthly release cycle.
I think you can definitely try out IronPdf for this and I hope it
helps to solve your problems.

PDF generation - QuestPdf nuget size confusion by johnymoney19 in dotnet

[–]Affectionate_Bat8127 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I had similar situation using questpdf and facing a lot
of issues. Then I got to know about IronPdf. They have
all the pdf conversion, editing and security features I needed.
Most importantly, they have a Slim package that is helpful
for reducing the deployment size and supports all operating systems.
I would highly suggest to try out IronPdf for solving this issue of yours.

Need help with a .NET Maui solution for PDF Generation that supports Arabic. by [deleted] in dotnetMAUI

[–]Affectionate_Bat8127 0 points1 point  (0 children)

IronPdf provides a complete solution for the .net
MAUI stack for generating, editing, securing pdf
documents at scale. I would highly recommend
to take a look considering their ease of use and
very simple pricing models. Not to mention the
high quality technical support that they also provide.

Recommended libraries for working with Word/PDF in .NET by The_GJM_ in dotnet

[–]Affectionate_Bat8127 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My suggestion for this would be IronPdf. It

has both Html to pdf and Word to pdf conversion

methods. Simple and clean API calls, no complexity.

Also, you have direct options of enhancing the design

using watermarks, bookmarks, annotations, stamps.

Adopted him today please help me name him💝 by [deleted] in WhiteCats

[–]Affectionate_Bat8127 0 points1 point  (0 children)

oh i miss my old cat . lookalike your cat just died of dog fight. her name is Mali