Sponsoring CocoaPods | PSPDFKit
CocoaPods is a dependency manager for Apple’s platform, and it powers 75 percent of all apps made. Before, the CDN costs to keep the repo running were paid by an individual, but PSPDFKit is now taking care of the costs. We wanted to wait to make sure everything works before making the announcement. But now that the first bill came through on June 7, we’re happy to share the news! What’s CocoaPods?
A Real-World WebAssembly Benchmark | Inside PSPDFKit
PSPDFKit’s mission is to provide the best way to view, annotate, and fill out forms in PDF documents on any platform. In late 2016, we released the first version of our Web SDK, which relies on a server component to render documents. Only a few months later, we released an updated version of PSPDFKit for Web — one that doesn’t require a server component and instead uses WebAssembly (Wasm, WA) to r
WebAssembly: A New Hope | PSPDFKit
In 2013, Alon Zakai from Mozilla developed a compiler called Emscripten, which he used to compile games written in C and C++ to a subset of JavaScript. This subset, called asm.js, was created by Luke Wagner and is aimed at bringing extraordinary optimizations to the language. By making use of the asm pragma ("use asm";) and nifty typing hints, asm.js allows JavaScript interpreters that support it
Even Swiftier Objective-C | PSPDFKit
Another fascinating WWDC is behind us. This year we again witnessed a whole host of newly presented features and refinements to the Swift language, now already in its fourth installment. It’s great to see how the language has progressed over the last couple years. Unfortunately, since binary compatibility has been delayed further (at least there’s a Manifesto now), and module stability is still ev
Super Fast Builds Using distcc | PSPDFKit
Preparation First, let me draw your attention to ccache. We’ve had a lot of success using ccache, which we wrote about before in Using Ccache for Fun and Profit. I highly recommend you read that blog post first, as this post is written with the assumption you have ccache set up as described in that blog post. It’s absolutely possible to use distcc without ccache if you really need to, but we would
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