4d ago · 6 min read · You need to generate PDFs in your Node.js app. Invoices, reports, certificates, contracts. You search "Node.js HTML to PDF" and find two solutions: wkhtmltopdf — "Lightweight, easy to set up" Puppeteer — "Just use Puppeteer, it can do anything" You...
Join discussion5d ago · 8 min read · A client asked me to extract data from a 200-page vehicle parts catalog PDF and dump it into a structured spreadsheet. One row per year, with vehicle make, model, year range, part numbers for driver a
Join discussionMar 9 · 7 min read · At some point, every application needs to generate a PDF. It's never the exciting feature on the roadmap, but it's always there: invoices, reports, receipts, certificates. PDFs survive because they look the same everywhere—every device, every printer...
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Mar 9 · 5 min read · You have a .py file — or a handful of them — and you need a PDF or Word document. Maybe you're submitting coursework, sharing code with a non-developer, creating a printable archive, or reviewing an o
Join discussionMar 8 · 6 min read · If you've ever tried to email a PDF only to get bounced back with a "file too large" error, you know the frustration. Online PDF compressors exist, but most of them upload your files to someone else's
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Feb 23 · 12 min read · Puppeteer comes up in almost every conversation about PDF generation. It's battle-tested, well-documented, and most developers already know HTML and CSS. When I started building Rynko, I didn't set ou
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