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Mozilla/pdf.js @ GitHub

Mozilla/pdf.js @ GitHub

Ouvrir un PDF dans un onglet Firefox Ouvrir un PDF dans un onglet Firefox S’il y a un truc que j'aime bien dans Chrome, c'est la possibilité d'ouvrir un PDF comme une page web. C'est à dire, directement dans un onglet sans devoir télécharger le PDF et lancer l'artillerie lourde, à savoir un lecteur de PDF. Mais depuis que je suis repassé sous Firefox, je n'ai plus cette possibilité. Bon, je sais qu'il existe tout un tas de plugins qui doivent permettra ça, et c'est juste dommage que nativement, Firefox ne propose pas un lecteur de PDF intégré. Mais ce n'est une question de temps, car c'est apparemment prévu sur la roadmap. Mais le truc cool, c'est que pour en profiter, pas besoin d'attendre une prochaine release de Firefox. À télécharger ici [Source] Vous avez aimé cet article ?

iScroll 4 Project info Last code update: 2012.07.14 – v4.2Device compatibility: iPhone/Ipod touch >=3.1.1, iPad >=3.2, Android >=1.6, Desktop Webkit, Firefox, Opera desktop/mobile.Discussion groupQR Code opens demo page. Support development If this script saved your day and you wish to support future developments you may consider sending some funds via PayPal or Flattr. Overview iScroll 4 is a complete rewrite of the original iScroll code. While latest Android revisions are supporting this functionality (although support is not optimal), Apple seems reluctant to add one finger scrolling to divs. In addition to all previous iScroll features, version 4 introduces: Pinch / ZoomPull up/down to refreshImproved speed and momentumSnap to elementCustomizable scrollbars Please note that iScroll 4 is not a drop-in replacement for iScroll 3. Also consider that the script is still in beta, and some APIs may slightly change. Getting started In the archive you’ll find plenty of examples to get you started. onLoad

MariaDB brendandahl/pdf.js JSON, format d'échange de données JSON ( jison ou jayson, jason en anglais) est reconnu par JavaScript, après que l'ECMA ait définit la fonction eval qui parse le format, dans le standard ECMAScript, en 1999. Il a été popularisé par le développement d'Ajax. Le terme JSON revient souvent lorsque l'on parle d'Ajax. On sait qu'il s'agit d'un format de fichier alternatif à XML, et ce format a ses adeptes. Mais qu'est-ce exactement que JSON, et quels sont ses avantages? JSON vs. Les avantages de JSON: La vitesse de traitement. Les avantages de XML: XML est extensible quand au langage, on peut créer des formats comme RSS, SVG. Noter que XML aussi bien que JSON ne conviennent pas pour stocker directement des données binaires de taille importante. La syntaxe de JSON Les éléments de JSON sont: Un objet: contient d'autres objets ou des variables. L'objet Il contient un membre ou une liste de membres, chaque membre étant de la forme: "nom" : "valeur" La syntaxe de l'objet est: { membre, membre, .... } Le tableau [ valeur, valeur, ....] <?

pdf.js reached its first milestone < Chris Pitchin' Hey Try out version 0.2. We’re very excited about the progress since the cat was let out of the bag two weeks ago. Below is a comparison of some pages as rendered by the version of pdf.js initially covered by the press and our v0.2 release. This is the most dramatic demonstration of pdf.js‘s biggest feature in 0.2: loading Type 1 fonts. Figure 2 on this page shows off several parts of pdf.js‘s renderer The very obvious improvement in the labels on elements in the figure in 0.2 is due to pdf.js loading TrueType fonts properly.The shadows under the rounded boxes are masked images, which Shaon implemented.The dashed lines are drawn using a new API we’ve added to Firefox’s <canvas> and are in the process of standardizing. Figure 4 is another dramatic demonstration of the difference made by loading Type 1 fonts and measuring them accurately. Community pdf.js has a great and growing community. More browsers/OSes, more problems We intend pdf.js to work in all HTML5-compliant browsers. What’s next?

Moment.js Doctrine-Project jsPDF - HTML5 PDF Generator | Parallax PDFs have become an essential element of document sharing. Our team recognised a significant challenge with generating these files and developed jsPDF, the ultimate solution for PDF generation. We took an innovative approach and made jsPDF open-source to encourage a collaborative community of developers to enhance its features and functionalities. With our easy-to-use application, you can create professional-looking PDFs in a matter of minutes, without the need for complex software or extensive training. Documentation Our documentation is generated from the source code, and we ensure it's up-to-date and comprehensive. Support While our open-source software doesn't come with free support, we offer competitive pricing for personalised project assistance.

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PDF.js PDF.js is an HTML5-based Portable Document Format renderer. Project Manager: Bill Walker Developers: Artur Adib, Brendan Dahl Repository: IRC: #pdfjs on irc.mozilla.org Mailing list: dev-pdf-js Meeting Notes Meeting notes are now kept in etherpad and follow the format of Current work items Render PDF 1.7 spec perfectly (tracked by github issues) Analyze pdf.js's feature completeness across all PDFs gather large corpus of PDFs (unassigned) run pdf.js over all PDFs to collect data on missing and broken features (unassigned) prioritize missing features (unassigned) implement missing features (unknown work) Integrate code into Firefox/Gecko proper (as required) Tracking in-progress work We'll try to use github issues to track work. Like bugzilla, "issues" are used to track both bugs filed by users and specific work items for developers. Text looks bad in PDFs is an unspecific issue. Similarly, Implement fonts Testing Utils

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