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Accusoft Hosts iSpy Coding Competition at Florida Polytechnic University

The excitement from the morning’s activities turned into a competitive tension in the afternoon, as the last hour of Accusoft’s iSpy contest took form at the Florida Polytechnic campus. The front runner had cemented itself, but only the first through third places took home the cool prizes. As the rest of the teams were trying […]

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Aggressive Growth Goals Call for a Brand New Brand

At Accusoft, we believe in making the world a better place, one innovation at a time. We are continuously working to improve and expand our technology with software that solves content processing, conversion, and automation challenges. With recent changes to our brand message, including an increased focus on SaaS and industry solutions, it was necessary […]

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APIs and SDKs for Healthcare Solutions

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What is an HTML5 Document Viewer?

An HTML5 document viewer is a document and image viewing solution that allows users to easily view and collaborate on multiple file types from any desktop or mobile device within a browser. HTML5 document viewers make this possible by converting files from native formats into desired outputs, then presenting the resulting content in a browser […]

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How To Read A Barcode From An Image In C#

Goal: Create a command line sample program to read a barcode from an image containing different types of barcodes that can handle damaged and low quality barcodes. Requirements: Microsoft Windows 7 or greater Microsoft Visual Studio 2015 or greater Accusoft Barcode Xpress .NET (download a free trial here) Programming Skill: C# Intermediate Level When it […]

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Using Bottom-Up Functional Testing to Improve Test Efficiency

Allen Zhang, Accusoft Software Engineer II When talking about test efficiency, we mainly have two topics to address. Our goal when implementing our test coverage is to test as many features as we can in a fixed amount of time. Additionally, we want to write our tests to minimize maintenance by writing them in a […]

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4 Coding Trends to Watch for in 2019

We generally think of app developers as being detail-oriented, collaborative, and not afraid to let their geek flag fly. They’re often open to change, provided they have time to plan, and you give them some context on the value the changes will bring. The dawn of 2019 promises a shift in device platforms, application architecture, […]