Building a Self-Hosted PDF-to-AI Pipeline with FastAPI and Next.js
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## Building a Self-Hosted PDF-to-AI Pipeline with FastAPI and Next.js Every time I started building an AI application that needed to work with PDFs, I ran into the same problem. The document parser wasn't the difficult part. Everything around it was. I needed to build: Upload handling Background processing Export pipelines Packaging Progress tracking Download workflows A frontend By the time I finished all of that, I'd spent more time building infrastructure than building the AI application I…
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- ## Building a Self-Hosted PDF-to-AI Pipeline with FastAPI and Next.js Every time I started building an AI application that needed to work with PDFs, I ran into the same problem.
- The document parser wasn't the difficult part.
- I needed to build: Upload handling Background processing Export pipelines Packaging Progress tracking Download workflows A frontend By the time I finished all of that, I'd spent more time building infrastructure than building the AI application I….
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Coding AI shifts how fast software ships and how much human review each change needs. DEV — AI reports that ## Building a Self-Hosted PDF-to-AI Pipeline with FastAPI and Next.js Every time I started building an AI application that needed to work with PDFs, I ran into the same problem.
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