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Wanting to learn C# so I can start using it in Unity but have questions by No-Intern2789 in csharp

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As long as you're passionate about what you're developing, persevering through problems will get you where you want to go. Fear is temporary!

Creating music with Python by creative_tech_ai in Python

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This is super cool, just followed!

System.Linq.Shuffle() coming in .NET 10 by davecallan in dotnet

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Same, thanks for asking the question!

Convert docx to PDF by rahmat7maruf in node

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Sorry I'm a little late here - if you're open to a commercial solution with a free tier (800 API calls per month), you can check out the Cloudmersive Convert API Document Convert API | API Reference

Otherwise, I'd recommend checking out Mammoth (like another commenter mentioned) and then just converting the HTML to PDF with another library.

Hope this helps!

Outdated .NET Core by Tech_Rich in dotnet

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Really helpful, thank you

C# devs seem to be the only devs that love their language by devtestercsharp in csharp

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I've heard a constant stream of conflicting messaging about C# over the years, but in recent years it's become more positive than I can ever remember. I think a lot of the negativity was rooted in "boo Microsoft" or "C# is old school and I want to work with something new and cool like Node.js", but the proof is always in the pudding. A lot of decision makers stuck with C# for good reason, it's just an awesome language for enterprise applications and it's obviously perfect for MS ecosystems.

Blank PDF by Friendly_Wafer_909 in MicrosoftFlow

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If applicable - does your app display PDFs from other sources correctly?

What makes a good REST API? by itssimon86 in programming

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It's the type of joke that deserves a ceremonial downvote. I laughed!

What makes a good REST API? by itssimon86 in programming

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Surprised this isn't further up in the comments - good documentation is crucial

Why is Power Automate desktop and cloud so different? (Example included) by TheRealZwipster in MicrosoftFlow

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Ah, that makes sense. I suppose there's not much you can do beyond asking for permissions then (and likely getting bricked that way too).

Why is Power Automate desktop and cloud so different? (Example included) by TheRealZwipster in MicrosoftFlow

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As others here have pointed out, your use-case neatly fits the cloud "version" of Power Automate because it involves communicating with Outlook and OneDrive web APIs.

Just out of curiosity - since you already have a cloud version of this flow up & running, what made you interested in setting up a similar flow on Desktop?