Choosing the right cross-platform framework for a mobile barcode scanning app means weighing API ergonomics against rendering performance and developer experience. This article compares React Native, Flutter, and .NET MAUI side by side on Android and iOS, each integrated with the Dynamsoft Capture Vision SDK, to show how they differ...

Developers integrating barcode scanning into iOS apps have several viable options — Dynamsoft Barcode Reader (commercial), Google ML Kit (free), Apple Vision (native), and ZXing-CPP (open source) — each with different accuracy, speed, and format coverage characteristics. This article walks through building a SwiftUI benchmark app that runs all four...

Modern enterprises process thousands of documents daily—from shipping labels and invoices to medical records and ID cards. Manual document processing is slow, error-prone, and doesn’t scale. The question is: how does bulk document scanning simplify large-scale data management for enterprises? The answer lies in automation — replacing human cropping, rotating,...

This tutorial walks through building a real-time webcam barcode reader for Windows desktop using C#, the DirectShow.NET library, and the Dynamsoft Barcode Reader SDK. DirectShow.NET captures video frames from a USB webcam, while the Dynamsoft Barcode Reader SDK decodes 1D and 2D barcodes from each frame. This approach is ideal...

SwiftUI is a robust UI framework designed for constructing native applications across all Apple platforms. This article will guide you through developing an iOS QR code scanner utilizing SwiftUI, Dynamsoft Camera Enhancer and Dynamsoft Barcode Reader on an Apple Silicon Mac (M1/M2/M3/M4). What you’ll build: A native iOS app that...

If you’re aiming to develop a cross-platform GUI application using Python and Qt, your primary options are PyQt and PySide. Both offer Qt bindings for Python, but they differ mainly in licensing: PyQt5 requires either a GPL or a commercial license, while PySide6 is licensed under LGPL, making it more...