Benjamin Wassermann

Benjamin works as a full stack developer at combit. In addition to being a part of the dev team, he is also involved in vocational training. In his free time, he engages for the volunteer fire department.

Building a scalable reporting backend with List & Label Cross Platform

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Reporting sounds simple until it has to generate invoices, statements, customer PDFs, and scheduled exports reliably across containers, tenants, and production workloads. At that point, reporting stops being a side feature and starts becoming backend infrastructure — which means the real challenge is no longer how to generate a PDF, but how to build a reporting service that is stateless, scalable, and easy to run in modern environments.

Why did we refactor the DataTree in the Web Report Designer?

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If you’ve connected large and complex data sources in the Web Report Designer, you’re probably familiar with the problem: the DataTree seems to load forever with complex data structures.

With List & Label 31, that’s a thing of the past. The technical foundation of the DataTree has been completely overhauled. “react-arborist” replaces “rc-tree” – and the result is a significantly smoother reporting experience in the browser.

New Web Report Designer and Web Report Viewer Features in List & Label 29

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List & Label’s most recent version 29 is coming along with quite a fe exciting news for the Web Report Designer and the Web Report Viewer. These updates provide improved functionalities and enhanced usability to developers and end users alike.

New Features for the Web Report Designer in List & Label 27.002

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The Web Report Designer is an essential tool for using List & Label within web applications. We’re striving for constant improvements and enhancements – the plan is to add new features with each service pack we publish, until we’ll reach feature parity with the well-established Desktop Designer. Here’s a first glance what we were working on since the release.

Making-of: Web Report Designer in Development Part I

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The rapidly increasing number of web apps has led to a great demand for web-based reporting solutions. We followed this trend with List & Label, and moved the Designer to the web – from version 27 on. One huge benefit, brought by the new Designer: way less effort, because only one front- and back-end needs to be developed and subsequently maintained. Naturally, the development of the new Web Report Designer presented us with technical challenges which we’d like to share with you – maybe knowing about our own learning curve is going to help you with your own projects, too.

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