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List & Label 32 is here! 🎉 AI-powered reporting with full control over your models and infrastructure. Plus an AI Formula Editor, AI in report previews, new Cross Platform features, and more. Explore what's new 👇 www.combit.com/version-32-l...

List & Label Cross Platform 31.003 significantly expands barcode support. For .NET teams, this means fewer external barcode generators, fewer pre-rendered images, and less workaround code in the reporting pipeline. Read more: www.combit.blog/en/llcp-expa...

Building reporting in .NET? A simple PDF export can quickly grow into a complex subsystem. Our HackerNoon article explores the architectural trade-offs of building vs. buying a reporting solution. hackernoon.com/build-vs-buy...

Embed List & Label as a flexible report generator into your desktop, web, and cloud apps without building a reporting engine from scratch. Check out the web demo and free trial www.report-generator.com

PDF generated — now what? List & Label Cross Platform 31 can send reports directly to physical or network printers from your app, including server-side workflows. Configure the print job in code and skip the desktop UI entirely. www.combit.blog/en/physical-...

Building a stateless cross-platform reporting backend for .NET services

Running your .NET infrastructure in containers? combit Report Server can be deployed in a Windows Docker container too. Our step-by-step guide covers the setup from Dockerfile to running container: forum.combit.net/t/deploy-rep...

We’re working at full speed on List & Label 32, coming in October 2026. Beta testing is underway, with AI features at the center: formula wizard, summaries/translations in the report preview and AIText$()/AIImage(). More: www.combit.com/version-32-l...

Heads-up for EU software vendors: CRA reporting requirements start Sept 11. That means tight deadlines for actively exploited vulnerabilities and serious incidents — and existing software can be affected too. What teams should prepare: forum.combit.net/t/cyber-resi...

30+ years of reporting, moving from a Windows desktop app to the cloud ☁️ MegaDent is using List & Label Cross Platform to bring existing layouts and reporting know-how into its new platform-independent architecture. www.combit.com/cross-platfo...

Double Gold for List & Label 🏆 List & Label received Gold in two Visual Studio Magazine Reader’s Choice categories: 🥇 Reporting, Analysis & Visualization 🥇 Charts, Gauges, Graph & Flow Thanks to everyone in the developer community who voted! visualstudiomagazine.com/microsites/r...

Checkboxes are now supported in List & Label Cross Platform 31. ☑️ They can be rendered as standalone objects or directly inside tables – making boolean values easier to display and reducing workarounds when migrating existing reports. www.combit.blog/en/checkbox-...

List & Label Service Pack 31.003 is out 🚀 Highlights: • First Chart support in List & Label Cross Platform (2D Pie & Donut) • ZUGFeRD 2.5 support • New barcode capabilities • PDF & Web Report Designer improvements • Report Server enhancements www.combit.blog/en/service-p...

Reporting, document automation, or BI? A .NET guide to picking the right category by who triggers output, export needs, and scale. #.net

Crosstabs are now available in the List & Label Web Report Designer. 📊 With version 31.002, multidimensional reports can be created and edited directly in the browser. The blog post also includes a short demo video. www.combit.blog/en/crosstabs...

Official recognition for List & Label Cross Platform 🔬 Germany's Research Allowance Certification Office (BSFZ) has certified the development of LLCP as a qualifying research & development activity. More info: www.combit.com/2026/llcp-bs...

30+ years. Same reporting component. CompuSoft Seelig Brasil has shipped software with List & Label through every technology shift since the early 90s. "That kind of longevity says everything." 💚 Not many dependencies survive that long.

That’s a wrap for DWX 2026 in Mannheim! 🎉 As a final highlight, we drew the winner of our Nintendo Switch 2 giveaway directly at the booth today and handed over the prize in person. Congratulations to Marta Golabek — enjoy your Switch 2! 🥳 Thanks to everyone who stopped by!

Day 3 at DWX 2026 in Mannheim — final day! 👋 The last few days have been great: lots of good conversations, new connections, and valuable exchange around List & Label, cross-platform reporting, and .NET. 🙂 If you’re at DWX today, come by and say hello — we’d love to meet you!

Day 2 at DWX 2026 in Mannheim! 👋 We’re back at the booth and ready for another day of conversations around List & Label, cross-platform reporting, .NET, and web development. Yesterday’s exchange was great — looking forward to meeting more of you today. 🙂 Come say hello!

We’ve arrived at DWX 2026 in Mannheim! 👋 Booth is set up, first conversations are happening, and we’ve already met some of you in person. Thanks for the great exchange so far around List & Label, reporting, and .NET. 🙂 Looking forward to the next few days — come say hello!

Hey Mannheim, see you next week! 👋 We’ll be at Developer World – DWX Congress 2026 from June 30 to July 2 and can’t wait to meet you there. 🥳 Come by, say hello, and meet the List & Label team! 🎟️ Still need a ticket? Use DWX26_combit_5 for 5% off. See you in Mannheim!

.NET reports should not need a hand rolled ETL layer. With List & Label, you can combine SQL, JSON, CSV, APIs, and in memory data in the reporting layer. Less DTO mapping, fewer sync points, and clearer ownership of where data shaping complexity lives.

AI assistant inventing List & Label APIs that don't exist? That's a context problem, not a smarts problem. The L&L docs are now an MCP server via Context7 — Cursor, VS Code, Claude Code & co. can pull current docs into context. Just add use context7. www.combit.blog/en/using-lis...

Just dropped: get List & Label reporting into your .NET app in under 4 minutes 🎬 The full integration path: NuGet setup → namespace & object config → designer launch → redistribution. 📺 youtu.be/BX4_d-GJRJk #DotNET #CSharp #Reporting #VisualStudio

Service Pack 31.002 for List & Label adds Excel export and physical printing for List & Label Cross Platform, plus crosstab support in the Web Report Designer, improved RTF rendering, localization with Translate$ and security updates. Read more www.combit.blog/en/new-servi...

iS Software GmbH handles complex energy billing with List & Label ⚡ Real-time processing of meter readings, tariff data, and consumption histories — plus customer-specific layout changes in under 5 minutes, straight from the designer. 👉 www.combit.com/case-study-i...

Read the article on how to build a full reporting system in Winforms or WPF with List & Label 👉 lnkd.in/dSESFG2S

.NET report generation in Linux containers can reveal hidden rendering issues: font fallback, shifted layouts or missing glyphs from legacy GDI+/System.Drawing dependencies. Skia-based engines, like List & Label Cross Platform, make output more predictable. How are you handling this in production?

Most “automated reporting” is still scripts + exports. Real automation: data source → template → output No manual steps. More info:

DWX Congress 2026 - #DeveloperWeek is coming up 🙌 We’ll be there—mostly looking forward to good conversations. If you’re around, come say hi 👋 🎟️ If you need tickets: Our Community-Code for 5% off: DWX26_combit_5

New in List & Label 31: export reports directly to S3-compatible storage or to SharePoint and OneDrive via Microsoft Graph. Less glue code, fewer temp files, cleaner workflows for cloud and container-based deployments. www.combit.blog/en/new-cloud...

Blazor WASM + reporting without a backend: This sample shows how to generate PDFs directly in the browser using List & Label Cross Platform — including data, layout, and export fully client-side via WebAssembly. forum.combit.net/t/blazor-web...

Swiss Life Deutschland modernizes reporting with List & Label Cross Platform 🚀 Less complexity, more flexibility, seamless fit for modern architectures – plus direct early adopter feedback. 👉 Full story: www.combit.net/referenzen/l...

If your .NET reporting stack started as “just PDF and Excel,” you probably know how this story goes. What begins as a simple feature can slowly turn into a rewrite. Learn why many .NET teams outgrow lightweight reporting tools and how to avoid getting trapped in a costly migration later.