IronBarcode - The C# Barcode Library

The addition of barcode scanning, in its numerous forms, into programming environments, such as C# or Visual Basic, can provide an increase in the overall efficiency of the processing. With dedicated libraries, such as IronBarcode - The C# Barcode Library, users will not be needing to manually add the required lines of code to their projects, basically managing to obtain the same functionality, but much faster.

The main class, “IronBarcode.BarcodeWriter”, will enable users to deploy barcodes using a wide variety of formats, such as strings, binary data or numbers, and perform encodings to their preferred format. This can later be exported to PDF, HTML, image, or even System.Drawing.Image, for further processing.

If the barcode reading is performed for images that have been damaged or are of poor quality, through a process called de-skewing. This will ensure that the unreadable barcodes will be transformed into usable artifacts. All this and much more can be achieved using the “QucklyReadOneBarcode” method or, with the “TryHarder” flag.

A large collection of barcode formats is supported by IronBarcode - The C# Barcode Library, meaning that multiple types, such as QR-based, Aztec, Data Matrix, CODE 93, and others, are all compatible with the library’s workflow.