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When working at the office, if you don’t want to miss any notification, you can use some tools such as IFTTT and Slack, to subscribe notification service based on Webhook. What if you’re going to receive Windows notifications without installing t ...
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Windows PowerShell is nothing new. It has been along with Windows for many years. Honestly, I preferred to use CMD more than PowerShell due to the learning cost. In the past few years, under the leadership of Satya Nadella, Microsoft is becoming ...
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For a developer, nothing is more important than improving the quality of the code. You probably had this experience that when a project was growing bigger and bigger, you had to spend more time debugging code for inspecting issues – memory leak, ...
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Dynamsoft Barcode Reader 6.0 is on the way. The major upgrade version improves the performance of barcode detection and recognition dramatically. It is over two times faster than version 5.2. In this post, I will disclose some new features and de ...
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A few weeks ago, Dynamsoft released an iOS camera SDK that aims to help developers quickly build a document scanning app for iOS platform. In this post, I will share how to configure the SDK in Xcode, as well as how to create a simple document sc ...
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OpenCV is written in C++. If you install OpenCV library on Windows, you will see OpenCV officially provides wrappers for Python and Java but not for C#. Fortunately, there are many .NET open source projects for wrapping OpenCV C++ APIs, and thus ...
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Jenkins is an open-source continuous integration tool. I am new to Jenkins. To get familiar with it, I decided to start learning from a CMake project written with Dynamsoft Barcode Reader.
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RequireJS is a JavaScript file and module loader that implements Asynchronous Module Definition(AMD) API for in-browser use. Similar to require() used in Node.js, we can use requirejs() to load any JavaScript module for web apps. In this post, I ...
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Last week, I had successfully built JavaScript and WebAssembly ZXing barcode SDK. In this post, I will use the pure JavaScript barcode SDK to create a simple client-side HTML5 barcode reader app, which works in any WebRTC supported web browsers.
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If you are looking for a barcode SDK for web development, the ideal outcome is to find a pure JavaScript SDK. The pure JavaScript SDK means JavaScript APIs do not rely on any server-side code. However, most of the barcode SDKs are written in C/C+ ...