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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?

At PSPDFKit, we build reliable and performant distributed systems with Elixir. In such systems, we often have to call external services, and asynchronous messaging allows clients to make these calls and not have to wait for the response. Messages that can’t be handled right away will be queued up and handled later, but what happens when the queue gets overloaded? Since we don’t want our system to

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

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