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The article is not about how to create Java native methods invoking C/C++ APIs. It aims to help developers to build a jar package containing JNI shared library, made with Dynamsoft Barcode Reader, for Windows, Linux, and macOS from scratch. I wil ...
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Web Worker is a way to run JavaScript in background threads. The worker thread can perform some heavy works without interfering with the user interface. This article shares how to load WebAssembly and invoke Dynamsoft JavaScript barcode APIs in a ...
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Previously, I demonstrated how to use OpenCV and Dynamsoft Barcode SDK to build a Python barcode reader. There’s one problem that when barcode decoding takes a long time, the webcam video didn’t play smoothly. I also tried multithread but failed ...
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A JavaScript barcode SDK can be built in C/C++ for high performance. We can compile C/C++ code to a Node.js addon or WebAssembly. Which one is superior? Let’s try Dynamsoft Barcode Reader SDK to find the answer.
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The reason WebAssembly appealing to me, besides the performance, is that I can run WebAssembly either on client-side or server-side. In this post, I will share how to build WebAssembly file and run it with Node.js.
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WebAssembly (Wasm) is a revolutionary technology for Web development. It aims to execute at native speed in web browsers. With WebAssembly, it is convenient to port C/C++ code for web client and server applications. Dynamsoft Barcode Reader 6.2 i ...
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This tutorial aims to help .NET developers use Dynamic .NET TWAIN in Unity projects.
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.NET developers like Xamarin because they can develop Android and iOS apps in C#. However, if you are not afraid of learning new programming languages, you’d better choose Kotlin for Android and Swift for iOS. Unlike React Native, Flutter and Cor ...
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If you have a .jar or a .aar file for distribution, you can publish it to Maven central or jcenter. But the premise is your package has to be open source. If you want to distribute a commercial library, you’d better host a Maven repository yourse ...
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ZXing is probably the most popular open source barcode SDK in the world. The library is written in Java and now has been ported to C++, .NET, Python, Objective-C, PHP and some other programming languages. Because ZXing is free, many developers wo ...