In March 2017, just five months ago, the WebAssembly Community Group reached consensus on the initial (MVP) binary format, JavaScript API, and reference interpreter. This exciting new technology is already shipping in Chrome and Firefox, and will be fully supported in macOS High Sierra and iOS 11 with Microsoft Edge support following shortly thereafter. But what is WebAssembly and what does it mean for the web?
Did you know that PDF can contain videos? While the format was first created in 1993, it has evolved and didn’t take long to adopt multimedia content. PSPDFKit’s SDKs strive to support the complete PDF features set. Videos are often part of manuals and educational material, so it’s important to show them in PDFs. Our iOS SDK has supported embedded videos for years, and with PSPDFKit 3.2 for Android, the support now extends to our Android SDK as well.
Nowadays people work from multiple devices expecting their data to be available everywhere. Teams need to be able to collaborate no matter where their members are located and what devices they are using. App developers need to provide their users with a unified experience to collaborate across all platforms. Designing such a system is challenging: Users expect it to be fast, reliable and secure. It should “just work”.
