Introduction to NodeJS

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Aspose Cloud

Aspose Logo Aspose Cloud is a cloud-based document generation, conversion and automation platform for developers. Before Aspose Cloud APIs document processing and manipulation tasks were not so easy. Aspose Cloud APIs give developers full control over documents and file formats. Each API has been developed to offer you a wide range of features for file processing in cloud. Aspose Cloud REST APIs are platform independent and can be utilized across any platform such as Node.js, Amazon, Salesforce etc. without any installation. Being language independent makes it a suitable choice for the developers having expertise in any programming language. We also provide SDKs in different programming languages such as .NET, Java, PHP, Ruby and now Node.js

Aspose Cloud SDK for NodeJS

We are pleased to announce the release of [Aspose Cloud SDK][2] for Node.js. Aspose Cloud SDK for Node.js platform will allow the Node.js developers to communicate with Aspose Cloud REST API easily and efficiently. [Aspose Cloud SDK][3] for Node.js makes it easy for the Node.js developers to work with Microsoft Word documents, Microsoft Excel spreadsheets, Microsoft PowerPoint presentations, Adobe PDFs OpenDocument formats, barcodes, OCR and email formats and protocols in their applications.

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