SelectPdf Library for .NET – 2023 Vol 2 has just been released. Together with the full featured PDF library, the community edition of our SelectPdf Free Html To Pdf Converter for .NET v23.2 was also released.
SelectPdf has full .NET Core and .NET 5, 6 and 7 support available for both SelectPdf Commercial Library and Community Edition. The .NET Core version supports .NET Core 2.0 and above (through .NET Standard 2.0) on Windows systems.
Azure Functions allows you to run small pieces of code (called “functions”) without worrying about application infrastructure. With Azure Functions, the cloud infrastructure provides all the up-to-date servers you need to keep your application running at scale.
SelectPdf offered a .NET Core version for some time, but although it worked on some types of Azure deployments, it was not supported on Azure functions, due to some platform restrictions.
SelectPdf Library for .NET – 2019 Vol 2 has just been released. Together with the full featured PDF library, the community edition of our SelectPdf Free Html To Pdf Converter for .NET v19.2 was also released.
SelectPdf has full .NET Core support available for both SelectPdf Commercial Library and Community Edition. The .NET Core version supports .NET Core 2.0 and above (through .NET Standard 2.0) on Windows systems.
SelectPdf Library for .NET – 2019 Vol 1 has just been released. Together with the full featured PDF library, the community edition of our SelectPdf Free Html To Pdf Converter for .NET v19.1 was also released.
SelectPdf has now .NET Core support available for both SelectPdf Commercial Library and Community Edition. The .NET Core version supports .NET Core 2.0 and above (through .NET Standard 2.0) on Windows systems.
Blink rendering engine (beta) was introduced in SelectPdf for .NET Core and .NET Framework (targeting 4.6.1 or newer).
SelectPdf Library for .NET – 2018 Vol 4 has just been released. Together with the full featured PDF library, the community edition of our SelectPdf Free Html To Pdf Converter for .NET v18.4 was also released.
SelectPdf has now .NET Core support available for both SelectPdf Commercial Library and Community Edition. The .NET Core version supports .NET Core 2.0 and above (through .NET Standard 2.0) on Windows systems.
Support for Microsoft Azure Web Apps is now available for both SelectPdf Commercial Library and Community Edition. The release also contains overall speed improvements and bug fixes. The 2 products can be downloaded from our website or via NuGet.
SelectPdf Library for .NET – 2018 Vol 3 has just been released. Together with the full featured PDF library, the community edition of our SelectPdf Free Html To Pdf Converter for .NET v18.3 was also released.
SelectPdf has now .NET Core support (full release, after the last month pre-release) available for both SelectPdf Commercial Library and Community Edition. The .NET Core version supports .NET Core 2.0 and above (through .NET Standard 2.0) on Windows systems.
Support for Microsoft Azure Web Apps is now available for both SelectPdf Commercial Library and Community Edition. The release also contains overall speed improvements and bug fixes. The 2 products can be downloaded from our website or via NuGet.
SelectPdf HTML to PDF online API provides an easy to use, powerful tool that can be used to generate fully structured PDFs with just a few lines of code.
SelectPdf is a web service that can be called from any programming language: Java, PHP, .NET, Ruby, Perl, Python, Javascript, etc. Try SelectPdf API to experience SaaS at its best.
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Forget tedious coding or server management: SelectPdf is a simple API that makes it easy to convert HTML, CSS and JavaScript to PDF. Easily generate PDF documents from HTML code with SelectPdf powerful online REST API.
SelectPdf API is the best when it comes to converting web pages to pdf. Just send your url or html string to our API and get back the perfect PDF document. Externalize the load from your servers. Outsource the html to pdf conversion to SelectPdf REST API and get the best results no matter the platform you are using: Java, PHP, .NET, Ruby, Perl or anything else.
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