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You can create in-memory PDFs with C# using a few nuget libraries; itext7, itext7.bouncy-castle-adapter and itext7.pdfhtml. Here's some code how you might accomplish that. Much thanks goes to mkl from StackOverflow who has a wealth of knowledge on this topic. Code using iText.

You can easily scan PDFs for specific text in C#, here's how you might do that. We'll follow by using NET Core as our framework, the only nuget package you'll need to install is itext7. Code using iText.Kernel.Pdf; using iText.Kernel.Pdf.

Loading images can be tricky to load in Electron apps. In development environments, we want a hot-reload server, something that will recompile our application if we make changes. In production environments, we would like all of our code to be bundled and distributable. Are we able to load images

If you are already comfortable understanding what TailwindCSS is, feel free to skip this next section and jump straight into the implementation. 💡It is recommended that you have previous experience with Electron, or have read/started from our other post in order to quickly jump into implementing TailwindCSS in an

Electron applications can contain a lot of features, so it makes the most sense if you are new (or need a refresher) to the framework and desire to build an application, the best way to do that is to build the application from scratch. I have found front-end development

Today I'd like to share with you my secrets how I gained 1,000 stars on my Github project, secure-electron-template [https://github.com/reZach/secure-electron-template]. I wanted to scratch an itch My first commit [https://github.com/reZach/my-budget/commit/e7ba0080971eb55e3bc29c0d39f7ff854065b58a] was on