Architecture under constraint
Why a small product team chooses one boundary over another, and what that decision costs later.
Mobeera Engineering Blog
Founder-written notes on the architecture, rendering systems, and product tradeoffs behind PDF Max and Mobeera's document tools.
Start with why PDF Max uses an HTML canvas viewer: the move from two native viewers to one shared interaction engine, and how tiles and caching keep the document moving.
Why a small product team chooses one boundary over another, and what that decision costs later.
How PDF Max keeps large documents responsive across panning, zooming, editing, and annotation.
The blank frames, stale work, memory pressure, and platform differences that shaped the finished system.
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Why PDF Max moved from two native viewers to a shared HTML canvas engine inside a native shell—and how LOD, tiling, and caching keep interaction fluid.