To get started right now: examples can be found here on GitHub. The port of CadLib to .NET Standard 2.0 is almost complete. It's working, I just need to do more testing and look if the performance can be improved (it's slower than the regular .NET Framework version, roughly a factor 8-9 slower it seems in debug mode). It's probably going to take a few more weeks, so around mid May. - Wout

The NuGet package can be found here: https://www.nuget.org/packages/WW.Cad.NetStandard. Documentation can be found here. To try it out you need to get a trial license first here: https://www.woutware.com/SoftwareLicenses. The trial license needs to be prolonged online once a day. Your application has to be signed with a strong name key, as the license checking will verify the entry assembly's signature. Before using CadLib the license should be set like this:I still need to do more testing and polish some things, but let me know if you run into any problems! And a major thank you to the guys who created the SixLabors.ImageSharp open source project to enable bitmap rendering on .NET Core. - Wout

The font loading has been reworked, memory usage and startup time should be better now in NuGet version 1.0.0-rc10. Also the PDF font embedding is now working in the .NET Standard version, so apart from the UI bits the functionality is equivalent with the regular CadLib version. - Wout