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There are many gems to consider. The following article from RubyGarage is a comprehensive overview of many different gems, 57 Best Ruby Gems We Use at RubyGarage.If you’re looking to implement analytics, I’d also recommend checking out Segment and adding our analytics-ruby gem. Segment is a flexible solution for tracking user activity in any system. Segment provides a single API for you to send track calls that describe user activity.Our library will collect user activity that you send to Segment, and then transforms and forwards those events to any connected destination (we have hundreds of tools to choose from).To get a bit more insight into the implementation, I’d recommend looking at the following tutorial Thoughtbot created on implementing Segment into your Rails application.Hope this helps!

Social Innovation IncubatorsVirtue Ventures  http://www.virtueventures.com/Good Company Ventures http://www.goodcompanyventures.org/Spark Seed http://www.sparkseed.org/Echoing Green http://www.echoinggreen.org/Starting Bloc http://www.sparkseed.org/Unreasonable Institute (bears repeating) http://unreasonableinstitute.org/Mars DD in Canada http://www.marsdd.com/Internet & Mobile Tech IncubatorsPlug and Play http://www.plugandplaytechcenter...Tech Stars http://www.techstars.org/Y Combinator http://ycombinator.com/University Based Incubators for Social Innovation1) Tulane (I think it may be focused on the developing world, but I'm not sure)http://tulane.edu/socialentrepre...2) Santa Clara University http://www.scu.edu/sts/gsbi/3) UNC Chapel Hill http://uncsocialentrepreneurship...they also have a robust entrepreneurial ecosystem3) MIThttp://netimpact.mit.edu/http://d-lab.mit.edu/4) Stanford http://twitter.com/gsbStanfordCSI  (also their D-school & B-school)for instance d.light design & Nuru International & others have come from Stanford5) University of Michigan (including the William Davidson Institute)http://ross.campusgroups.com/net...http://cfe.umich.edu/sociale/6) I would feel remiss not to mention Northwestern's program. http://www.gesi.northwestern.edu/I would also check the list on Net Impact, which should point to support for those types of programs.  I imagine getting to exact dollar amounts for possible investments is a little tricky.  You can probably find additional info through Ashoka & Gray Pinstripes.  http://www.beyondgreypinstripes....http://www.ashoka.org/And there are a variety of business competitions which are either targeted at social entrepreneurs or have a special category for social entrepreneurs, which are quite competitive, but have decent funding.Finally, if it is a for profit venture, check out the "top universities for entrepreneurs" and dig down into their programs and the infrastructure & community they offer students.Grant Based Funding for Social EntrepreneursHere are some more from the Swearer Center at Brown which are grant based:http://swearercenter.brown.edu/s...Mega-list of Resources, Accelerators, & Incubators130 Ways to Fund Your Social Venture: http://www.socialearth.org/130-w...Here is a list of accelerator programs (not social innovation focused) but very useful if you can turn a profit: http://blog.shedd.us/321987608/

Converting HTML to PDF.When converting HTML with css to pdf people often encounter to a problems, wether is the font rendering, css-float, positioning elements to problems with memory on server side. Main question is often how do i really need to write css for PDF, does it has some hidden features that will make all things work.Well the answer is that there is no shortcuts. Some libraries will do most job for you if you keep html simple, but when you need to change something to more complicated you will probably encounter different results with rendering, converting time, memory usage and so on.People often use converters on server side because it has more libraries, and you can more easily and directly store data on a server, or pass additional headers to show content of PDF in browser. There aren’t many client side converters. Since converters are expensive if you are using simple HTML it would be better to use client side script to free up server resources. In this example we are only going to examine server side converters.Let’s get started.We will examine converting time, memory consuption, and visual look for couple of HTML renderers.We are going to use 3 templates in this example. One is fairly simple, and other two are more complex regarding code structure, css or the amount of data that needs to be converted. We are going to rate results from 1 to 5 scale, 1 is the poor result and 5 is the excellent results. All of the test was done on same machine (running Linux os) couple of times, and average results was taken for each group of data. We will only valuate free open source PDF convertersYou can preview HTML templates that we used in our testingsSimple HTMLComplex HTMLLong HTMLInstallationDOMPDF:(Os: universal, runs in php) Very easy installation (Under one minute). It uses composer to download and install dependencies. It also has a zip file if you don’t want to use it with composer. It’s a mostly a CSS 2.1 compliant HTML layout and rendering engine written in PHP. It’s a style-driven renderer: it will download and read external stylesheets, inline style tags, and the style attributes of individual HTML elements. It also supports most presentational HTML attributes.wkhtmltopdf:(os: windows, mac os, linux, “SmartOS “, “OpenBSD”). Easy download and installation, under a minute. Uses Qt WebKit rendering engine. “These run entirely “headless” and do not require a display or display service.”. In this demonstration we are going to use 64 bit versionmPDF:(os: universal, runs in php). Easy download and installation, under a minute. It uses composer to download and install dependencies. mPDF is a PHP class which generates PDF files from UTF-8 encoded HTML. It is based on FPDF and HTML2FPDF, with a number of enhancements.TCPDF:(os: universal, runs in php). Easy download and installation, under a minute. No dependency required to generate simple HTML. NOTE: There is a new version of TCPDF under development, but i was having difficulties running this new development version.Getting into details.As seen in results if you are going to use simple html for example simple invoices for generating PDF you will probably prefer mpdf. It provided excellent results, with 16 mb of usage, wkhtmltopdf did a decent job too, generating in half time of mpdf but used twice as much memory as mpdf. DOMPDF and tcpdf would require a html optimization to get to desire results.For a complex html we definitely recommend wkhtmltopdf. Although it uses large amount of memory, results were excellent. Perhaps running it as separate service is good choice, but that depends on how much often you expect to generate complex PDFs. It also took some time to generate PDF, around 18 seconds, but if that’s the cost to have a excellent result i’ll take it. Mpdf was struggling to render correctly column sizes, and it lack some css details, but hey if you don’t need them you can live with mpdf too because it used only 23mb of memory in compared to wkhtmltopdf which used 108. Other libraries are not so worth to be mentioned here.In long example we used pretty simple html, enough to generate around 15 pages. Peple often need to generate large but simple PDFs. For example some database export. Once again wkhtmltopdf and mpdf delivered good results. Wkhtmltopdf took the win in speed and memory taking only 654ms to generate pdf and 21mb of ram, while mpdf took about 7 seconds and a bit more memory around 80mb, both delivered excellent results. It seems like tcpdf would run forever but around 2 minutes of execution delivered good results using only 6mb of ram, but that time is simply too much for anyone to wait and seems to be funny when we look at half second for wkhtmltopdf. Dompdf produced out of memory exception, which is often the problem whit DOMPDF as i can see on stackoverflow.It’s worth to mention that wkhtmltopdf has some other features like running Javascript inside, and you can get page number from wkhtmltopdf where you can inject page number to certain html element you choose. You can also provide headers and footers just like in tcpdf library. Wkhtmltopdf gives even more variables to play with it.Conclusion.Although results vary in many ways, it’s safe to say that mpdf and wkhtmltopdf will get you where you need quickly and with good results. For DOMPDF it will take you some time to add for example fonts to PDF, and to satisfy html to have a good looking PDF. We used dompdf in some simple renderings, but we quickly change it to wkhtmltopdf when it comes to more complex solutions. Of course there are maybe some better PDF converters online but I would say by googling these 4 – 5 pdf converters are mainly in conversations.Details and test on: How to efficiently transfer HTML to PDF - Plava tvornica

You can’t - it’s already a PDF file.However, if you need to turn a PDF into other formats, such as Word, Excel, JPG and/or PPT - then Smallpdf’s got an online, free and secure PDF converter, just for you!Conversely, you can also turn the aforementioned formats into PDF files.How to convert files to and from the PDF format.Upload your file via the PDF Converter[1]If it’s a PDF format, choose the output file. If it’s another format, it will automatically download to PDFDownload your file after it’s been processedAll files are deleted after an hour of processing and no one will be able to read or analyze your files.Enjoy converting.The Smallpdf Team : )Footnotes[1] PDF Converter - Convert files to and from PDFs Free Online

Short answer : Most ediscovery software will have the ability to apply Bates stamps on the production. Tags is different, the majority will not allow tags to be exported with the PDF (I guess the question is 'where do you put the tag in the produced PDF?'). The general workflow is that you will have to upload your PDF files to the ediscovery software and run a 'production'. This will allow you to export with a Bates stamp on the footer.Goldfynch | Home will definitely allow you to upload a the PDF collection as a zip file (up to 1GB is free), and then produce it as PDF with a Bates stamp at the bottom.Read on for an interesting tidbit.While we were in the early customer discovery phase for our ediscovery product, a number of lawyers had mentioned they had specialized software to produce PDF files with Bates stamps and they said it worked really well. They all described the same thing and that is was an 'older' software that produced documents. Some said it was over ten years old. Others said it ran on Windows 95! Sadly no one seemed to remember the name and we could never track it down ... one of those software disappearing mysteries!However, we did add the feature for Bates stamps in GoldFynch. Disclaimer: I am CEO of the Mazira , the company that makes GoldFynch.

Yes, you can. The format that Kindle supports includes .mobi and .AzwMost of the ebooks that you'll find  online will be in .epub format  which can be converted to .mobi, either online or by using Caliber software.. You can also download the Metadata using Caliber which will add page numbers as well.. And Yes, it does support pdf but doesn't offer a glib experience.