Despite countless file formats, PDF remains the gold standard for contracts, statements, reports, invoices, and e-books. Universally readable and hard to tamper with, PDFs empower organizations to share pixel-perfect documents—yet manipulating them programmatically has long required expensive, heavyweight toolkits. ...
Excel documents power every business process imaginable—from financial reports and data dashboards to engineering logs and HR workflows. But viewing and interacting with .xls, .xlsx, and even .ods files has traditionally required installing Microsoft Excel or relying on limited browser plugins. ...
From architecture firms and civil-engineering departments to manufacturing and construction, DWG is the lifeblood of technical design. Created by Autodesk for AutoCAD, the DWG format stores vector geometry, layers, dimensions, and metadata that drive billion-dollar projects worldwide. ...
More than one billion people worldwide live with some form of disability. For them, accessible digital content isn’t a convenience—it’s a legal and ethical requirement. In the United States, the ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) and Section 508 mandate that organizations make their public-facing information usable by people with visual, auditory, motor, or cognitive impairments. Globally, the WCAG 2.2 guidelines have become the yardstick for measuring web accessibility. ...
Imagine this: you’re working on a .NET application, and your users need to view documents within the app. You integrate an external document viewer, but soon, the complaints start rolling in. Users find the viewer slow and cumbersome, security issues arise, and you spend countless hours troubleshooting compatibility problems. Sound familiar? You’re not alone. Many developers face these challenges, but there’s a solution. Let’s dive into why your .NET app needs a built-in document viewer and how Doconut can make this process easy and efficient. ...
