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ashokvarma2

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    Comment #20522784

    You can try https://1kprojects.com/

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    Comment #8444102

    We use shrimp( https://github.com/adjust/shrimp ) which internally uses phantomjs. It works well but you will need to do the page break yourself which can become a pain.

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    Comment #7945171

    Congrats Paras

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    Comment #7108513

    I run a Saas app called ReportGarden( http://reportgarden.com ). It is currently my primary focus. Our stack includes Rails+Postgresql+Delayed jobs+Pusher

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    Comment #6965652

    I'm working on a highly requested feature at http://reportgarden.com for templates and automatic reports

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    Comment #5897746

    Is there a tool that I can use to determine such bottlenecks on my website?

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    Comment #5893099

    Visual Website Optimizer

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    Comment #5627459

    Oh man, if you can solve it for me, I will be eternally grateful. You can email me at ashok (at) reportgarden (dot) com

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    Comment #5625937

    I disagree, If we are dealing with simple invoices and stuff. Once you start dealing with reports containing charts, it all goes haywire

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    Comment #5625929

    PrinceXML doesn't support a lot of the Html5 and CSS3. Canvas support doesnt exist, so I cant print charts.

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    Comment #5625922

    Its a terribly painful. I have tried every single one of the options. I am still finding it extremely difficult to get it working. Once I managed to get it to print to pdf, then st…

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    Comment #5277786

    We need more of these tl;dr, circa( http://cir.ca/ ) style news content

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    Comment #5273644

    Is ruby 2.x faster than 1.9.x. Any benchmarking data?

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    Comment #5192303

    I guess this is what it might have felt like when people first saw plastics.