A while ago, I explained the way I was going to create PDF files on Google AppEngine. Turns out that, once I started to really test this solution, there were a few holes in my strategy. Well actually, there was only one, but it was a major one: importing HTML files into Google Docs is a mess. Hardly any of the HTML formatting is preserved by Google Docs. You might get away with a little right align and bold here and there, but any table is completely ruined, as are some more advanced formatting options.
So I set out to find another solution.
How a Little Money Saves a Lot of Time: 3 Examples
If you’ve been reading my blog for a while, you probably already know that I like to do everything myself. It’s both for the satisfaction of having done it yourself and to save money. But recently I’ve discovered that it can be a wise decision to invest in quality services offered by others. For instance, I never thought I’d buy a WordPress theme but, this weekend, I bought a WooTheme. I got myself the ProBlogger’s blogger scorecard and am considering a GetSatisfaction membership.
Read on to know what makes these products worth their money (and if you care about that kind of stuff: no affiliate links)
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