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NextPDF journal

Tag: php

2026-06-283 min readMigration
Migrating from TCPDF while preserving your app
TCPDF has a large installed base and a large body of working code. The compatibility adapter delegates 94 surveyed methods and makes most migrations a one-line import change. Its 15 silent-ignore and 4 unimplemented methods define the review set.
2026-06-283 min readEngineering
Why we built a PDF 2.0 engine for modern PHP
PHP has had PDF libraries for twenty years. NextPDF combines PDF 2.0 output, tagged accessibility, and PAdES signatures in one in-process, strictly typed engine. It produces the requested result or returns a typed failure.