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Convert Markdown Files to PDF using C#

Markdown is a lightweight markup language widely used to create websites, documents, and readme files by simply adding formatting elements to plain text. It is widely supported by almost all browsers and text editors. Its huge compatibility increases its usage and also its rendering to and from other portable document formats. In this article, you will learn how to programmatically convert the markdown files to PDF format using C#.

Render JSON as PDF, JPG, PNG & HTML using Java

The self-describing, easy-to-understand, and easy-to-parse, JSON format is one of the ideal choices to interchange data in web services. With this huge usage, it is often required to convert JSON data format into other formats for various requirements. In this article, we will see how to render JSON files into PDF format in Java. Furhter, we will also convert the JSON files into JPG, PNG, and HTML formats within the Java application.

JSON Viewer in Java

For being lightweight, text-based, very much human-readable, and easy to parse structured data format, JSON has popularity in the programming universe. As it is in too much use, It is often required to view or share JSON files in different others formats. This article briefly shows, how to render a JSON file in PDF format using Java.

Render JSON as PDF, JPG, PNG & HTML using C#

JSON is one of the favorite structured data formats of developers for passing information within applications. However, it is often required to convert JSON data into other formats for various reasons. In this article, we will see how to render JSON files into PDF format using C#. Additionally, we will convert the JSON files into JPG, PNG, and HTML formats within the .NET application using examples.

JSON Viewer using C#

JSON, being very much human-readable and structured data format, it is widely used in the programming world. It is often required to view or share JSON data in a proper format. There comes the need to render JSON files as other document formats like PDF, PNG, JPG, or HTML. This article explains the basic way to view JSON files using simple C# code.

Compare Multiple Word Documents in Java – Accept or Reject Changes

We already discussed the comparison of two Word documents even if they were password protected. What if, there are more than two files for comparison? In this article, we will look at how to compare multiple Word documents in Java. Further, we will learn how to accept or reject each of the identified changes to get the desired output.

Compare Password Protected Word Documents in Java

We just learned the basic comparison of DOC/DOCX files. What if, the file(s) are locked or password protected? In this article, we will look at how to compare two or more Word documents in Java if they are password protected.

Compare Word Documents in Java

DOC and DOCX are among the most common document formats used to draft official and personal documents. If a document is changed several times or if it has multiple versions, you can easily compare two different versions of that document. For you as a Java programmer, this article discusses how to compare two Word documents and how to highlight the identified differences in Java.

Convert SVG to PNG using C#

Whenever transparency is needed in images on the web, PNG is one of the formats that come to mind. SVG image is also one of the commonly used image formats due to its scalability. For displaying small static images, logos, and for images with transparent backgrounds, PNG images are often preferred. Due to compatibility or any other reason, it is often required to convert SVG vector graphics into other formats. In this article we will discuss how to convert SVG vector graphics to PNG images using C#.

Convert SVG to JPG in Java

SVG Images have high pixel density, so these hardly reduce their quality on zoom-in. These features make the SVG images larger in size as compared to JPG images. Due to differences in features, there comes the need to convert images from one format to another. This article discusses how to convert SVG vectors to JPG images in Java.