Hello Programmers!  I’m back again with my series on printing from within websites.  This time I’m going to talk about using a client program to print. 

The downside is that, until recently, you had to write a client program for every OS you wanted to support with your website.  There is still the possibility that you may want to do that, but there are now several options to serve this need.

Hi, All.

If you have issues when deploying devices with StageNow - check this educational video created by Zebra Knowledge Center

It explains typical issues they might face and how to address them as well as some workings of StageNow.

Please let us know what you think of it! Also, make sure you check out other videos in the series - there is a whole playlist!

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Connecting to and receiving data from a printer through Web apps has been a very complicated process for developers. Zebra Browser Print makes adding print capabilities to Web-based apps simple and straightforward. Browser Print even enables bi-directional communication between a Web app and printers connected to a PC via local ports, such as USB. This, along with clear documentation and sample code, gives the ability to implement best practices by checking printer status, and making real-time decisions based on the information, conveying that information via the UI.

After the recent Xamarin acquisition, Microsoft has announced that Xamarin Studio is no longer supported on Windows.  Microsoft now supports only Visual Studio for Xamarin development on Windows.  In the next Zebra EMDK for Xamarin release [v2.2], Zebra will discontinue the support for Xamarin Studio for Windows.  However, Zebra will continue to support Xamarin Studio on Mac.

EMDK for Android v5.0 is now available. Find installers for this and previous releases on the EMDK Downloads page.

What's New

EMDK for Android v5.0

Connecting to and receiving data from a printer through Web apps is very complicated. Come learn how Zebra’s newest developer tool, Browser Print, makes adding print capabilities to your Web-based app simple and straightforward. Browser Print even enables bi-directional communication between a Web app and printer connected to a PC via local ports, such as USB.

AnDevCon Boston introduced a host of developers to Zebra’s Enterprise portfolio and APIs.