Lyndon is a Developer at IDR Solutions. He currently focuses mostly on the JavaScript in the Viewer and PDF to HTML5 Converter and also the Android PDF Viewer. He gave a short talk at the GlassFish UnConference before JavaOne 2012.
Outside of IDR Solutions he has a keen interest in AI and Games Programming and runs a blog that he periodically updates.
Having had my Raspberry Pi for quite some time and played with it extensively at home, (making it read news articles out loud and act as a media server) I’ve long since wanted to try something a little more serious with it involving what we do at work. So this week I decided to sit…
JQuery is one of the most popular JavaScript Frameworks around (for good reason), it gives you ability to access and manipulate the HTML DOM with a lot more ease than your normal JavaScript. In our PDF to HTML5 converter output we have we’ve endeavoured to not use any JavaScript frameworks so that our output doesn’t…
Using the HTML5 File API to validate PDF Files Recently in my own time I have been familiarizing myself with the HTML5 File API. It allows you to create web applications that read files entirely on the client side without the need to upload a thing which can be useful if you want to read…
In the last blog post I explained how our baseline test works and it’s pros and cons, if you missed it you can find it here. In this article I hope to explain another type of test that we use that could prove helpful or inspirational to others so let’s get started. Functional Testing Against…
In a previous blog post, Sam mentioned that we often have to test on and account for differences between browsers, and that using a web server program such as XAMPP can help greatly during development and debugging across not only different browsers, but different platforms as well. However using a web server is a manual…
