#Plugin Toolbox

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Security Suite is one of 11 professional plugins included with the WordPress Plugin Toolbox. Features of Security Suite: - Enable dual-layered security with biometric and 2FA locks - Create your own dynamic firewall with IP logging - Scan for and implement security recommendations - Scheduled malware scanning - Safe Repair for suspicious files - Comprehensive audit logging - Malware Scanning - Hosted WAF integration - Scheduled Security Reports - Google blocklist monitoring - Pwned Password Check - Force Password Reset - User Agent Banning - Google reCAPTCHA for WooCommerce - Geolocation blocking (block based on location) - Lockout logs - Backup Codes 2FA auth - 2FA integrations: Google Authenticator, Microsoft Authenticator, Authy, and more - Global IP blocklist & monitor - Login protection - Security tweaks and recommendations - Security Headers - Two-factor authentication - IP lockout device - Google reCAPTCHA - Core and plugin code checker - Login masking - Restore and repair changed files - Email Notifications - 404 Lockouts - Manual IP allowlist and blocklist - Config, save current settings, and apply any time - Resolve security recommendations and issues in bulk - Fallback Email 2FA auth - Automatic security keys regeneration - Managing user login duration - Bio metric Authentication See more about Security Suite ⬇ https://t2websolutions.com/plug-ins/security-suite/

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Internet resources for fandoms

These are some of the websites I use in relation to my fandoms. Useful for those who are looking to combat misinformation and fake news even in their hobbies :) Not all of them are about fact-checking though. No particular order.

Wayback Machine and Archive.is: archive websites.

Google Advanced Search.

Twitter Advanced Search Github and Advanced Search.

DeepL: translator.

DuckDuckGo: search with more privacy.

Tosdr: see the terms and conditions.

PineTools: it has many tools, but I use it to get the hex codes of the colours of an image. Also cccolor.

Photopea, YouTube Screenshot, JPEG compress, TinyWow, Juxtapose, Polotno, Descript, Movavi and Audacity: design, video and audio tools.

InVid: a plugin to debunk fake news and to verify videos and images.

Google Toolbox: shows whether a content has been verified by a fact checking organisation.

Hive Moderation: detects text and images made with AI.

AI Speech Classifier EvenLabs: detect if an audio was made with this AI.

Tiny Eye: find where images appear online. Also Google Lens

Deepware: scan & detect deepfake videos.

AI or Not: detect AI.

GPTZero: detects if someone was writing by chatgpt. Also AI Detector of text and images.

Plag ES: AI detector in Spanish.

Forensics: analyses whether a photo has been photoshopped.

RevEye Reverse Image Search: this extension allows to perform an inverse image search by right-clicking onto any image in a website.

GoFullPage: capture a screenshot of your current page without asking for extra permissions.

Session Buddy: organise tabs and recover them.

Project Noah Liebman: tool to copy any Twitter list to one of your own.

Who Posted What?: look for Facebook posts.

NewOcr: extract the text in a file.

DomainBigData: who is behind a website.

Virustotal: search for viruses in a file.

Desgrabador: transcribes videos from YouTube (the page is in Spanish but transcribes in more languages).

Answer the Public: see what people are searching for on a specific term. Also, Website Traffic Checker.

DataJournalism: useful courses.

R-Journalism: programming course.

How to use Tumblr.

More random resources, here, here and here.

If a song by your favourite artist "leaks" and you don't know if it's AI: Check the repositories. Songs that reach the stage of being recorded in demos are in the vast majority of cases registered to prevent them from being stolen. Remember that even if there is a song registered with that name, it may be fake as someone may give the prompt to make a song with that name. Check on various audio AI search engine sites, read these web pages on how to recognise AI. Apply critical thinking: AI will be increasingly difficult to recognise, ask yourself if the lyrics of that song are in tune with what the artist usually talks about (does they usually express themselves in this way, does they use similar metaphors/terms to the rest of their discography, is this something they would say? etc). When in doubt, take it as AI. Better to take something real as AI than something fake as real when drawing conclusions and analysing art.

[kawaoneechan]

I am given two options in the Switch Toolbox program for model exports: some native format or Collada DAE.

I pick the one I have any hope to use, DAE, and import it into Blender.

I find the animation data and am given options: native, Maya, SE, Source, or CHR0 whatever that is.

Well, I can find two plugins. The Maya .anim import/exporter is actually only an exporter, but the Source option can in fact do both.

bonk.

Yeah this is worthless.

Kinda makes me wonder how they did that one mod with the dance...

[wastelandhell]

hello do you have any tutorials for babys first fo4 overlay? i have a little bit of experience directly editing textures in nv but fo4 overlays are melting my brain

I dont know if there are any tutorials actually ha. I struggle with following along to videos so everything I know I know from pulling apart other mods. Making overlays can be a huge pain in the ass but its more time consuming that hard.

You'll need Notepad++ to edit the json files, these are read by F4SE/looksmenu to inject things into the game. You also need amd compressonator or icestorms texture toolbox to compress the dds textures. Don't use the nvidia compressor, it doesn't use the right format for face textures. You'll also need material editor to edit the material files for body overlays.

Different textures need different formats, I use irfanview with the dds plugin to open files from the base game to check what kind of compression I need. Fo4 uses BC1, BC3 and BC5. You can also use BC7 for some diffuse textures, though it doesn't work with face textures.

If you've already made texture edits I'll assume you know how to work with dds files. Face tints support _d _n and _s textures, body overlays only support _d textures. If you want to add any custom normals or spec/gloss details to a characters body you are better off using unique player.

I use substance painter to make my textures and photoshop to put them into properly formatted .tga or .png files to be converted. I pay money for them because I'm a chump but you should just pirate them fuck adobe.

There should be an example file for overlays on the looksmenu page. I think there are a couple of guides to overlays on nexusmods, but I found it more useful to download existing mods and see how other authors set up their files. THIS is an essential writeup on setting up the json files for face tints. Both face and body overlays need an .esp file to load the F4SE files, the plugin is empty just copy one from one of my mods and rename it.

Usually when I make a new mod I take one of my old ones that's already working and edit it to do what I need, rather that starting from scratch. You have full permission to use anything from any of my mods to make your own. This one has a big variety of face tints. This one has a couple of body overlays. I used to have better examples on my google drive but I had to delete all my tattoo overlays to save space oops... Just download a bunch from other authours and poke around their material files to see how they get different effects.

Note if you have any formatting errors in your json files the game will crash on launch. It will also do this if you don't delete and .bak files that notepad++ might create in the same directory. If you can select the overlay/tint in game but it doesn't appear then you either have a typo in the path or a formatting error in the texture. Or the game hates you.

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Top 5 GIS Toolboxes: Unlocking the Full Potential of Geographic Information Systems

Geographic Information Systems (GIS) have become indispensable in urban planning, environmental protection, engineering, and other fields. With advancements in technology, various GIS toolboxes have emerged, helping users achieve more efficient data processing and 3D visualization. This article introduces five top GIS toolboxes to help you choose the best solution for your needs.

1. GISBox

GISBox is a comprehensive GIS toolbox that integrates data processing, spatial analysis, and 3D visualization functions. A standout feature of GISBox is its efficient real-time editing capabilities, such as photogrammetric mesh repairs, riverbed depressions, and terrain alignment, which significantly simplify complex 3D terrain data processing workflows. Additionally, GISBox supports various mainstream publishing protocols, including 3DTiles, Terrain, and WMTS, offering a range of options for different users. Whether for small to medium-sized enterprises or individual projects, GISBox provides an all-in-one solution to efficiently handle GIS data processing and publishing tasks.

Pros:

· Supports multiple data formats.

· User-friendly plugin system for easy extension.

· Powerful 3D visualization and data processing capabilities.

2. QGIS (Quantum GIS)

QGIS is an open-source and highly customizable GIS tool widely popular among users globally. Its rich plugin ecosystem caters to various GIS needs, from basic map creation to complex spatial analysis.

Pros:

· Free and open-source, with an active user and developer community.

· Rich in plugins with strong extensibility.

· Highly customizable interface and workflow.

3. ArcGIS

Developed by Esri, ArcGIS is a professional GIS platform with a toolbox that provides hundreds of tools for geographic data analysis and map creation. It integrates data collection, processing, analysis, and visualization, making it the top choice for solving complex geographic problems.

Pros:

· Extensive data processing and analysis tools.

· Integration with other Esri products for a complete GIS workflow.

· Professional technical support and learning resources.

4. Global Mapper

Global Mapper is a comprehensive GIS software that supports a wide range of geographic data formats and powerful data processing functions. Known for its simplicity and affordability, it is suitable for users looking to quickly perform spatial analysis and data visualization.

Pros:

· Supports multiple data formats with robust data conversion capabilities.

· Gentle learning curve for easy onboarding.

· Comprehensive functionality suitable for projects of various scales.

5. SuperMap iDesktop

SuperMap iDesktop is a powerful GIS desktop tool that provides a full suite of tools for spatial analysis, data management, and 3D visualization. It is widely used in industries like urban planning, environmental monitoring, and infrastructure management. SuperMap iDesktop integrates a variety of data formats and supports a range of powerful GIS functions, including advanced 3D terrain modeling, geospatial analysis, and the ability to handle large datasets with ease.

Pros:

Advanced 3D modeling capabilities for creating and analyzing detailed terrain models.

Supports a wide variety of data formats, including raster, vector, and 3D data.

Comprehensive spatial analysis tools and detailed reporting features.

User-friendly interface, suitable for both novice and experienced GIS professionals.

Conclusion

Whether you are a beginner or an experienced GIS user, these toolboxes can provide excellent support for your projects. Software like GISBox and Cesiumlab is highly regarded for its exceptional 3D rendering and data management capabilities, while QGIS and Global Mapper are popular for their flexibility and ease of use. Selecting the right tool based on your specific project requirements and budget will help boost your work efficiency and enrich your geographic data presentations.

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No-Code, No Limits: Exploring the Saral Automation Community

Building an Empowered Automation Community with Saral Automation

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What Is Saral Automation?

Saral Automation, part of the Elite Startup Club’s portfolio, is an innovative no-code/low-code workflow automation toolkit designed for both technical and non‑technical teams (elitestartup.club, elitestartup.club). Through drag‑and‑drop editors, pre‑built templates, and a custom plugin framework, Saral empowers teams to streamline routine tasks, sync platforms, and achieve more with minimal effort.

Core Objectives

Democratize automation so any team member can build workflows.

Enable fast setup and scalable automation that evolve with business needs .

Integrate seamlessly with popular tools like Slack, Notion, Google Workspace, and Airtable.

Why It Matters: The Automation Reality

Saral Automation’s platform is built around key pain-points that many businesses face:

Pain-Point

Industry Insight

Repetitive manual tasks

70% of companies report productivity loss

Disconnected tools

Many teams rely on 8+ apps—Siloes hinder efficiency

High customization costs

Traditional solutions are expensive and slow

Scaling complexity

Growing workflows become tangled without proper tools

With Saral, teams can cut repetitive tasks, integrate their stack, build bespoke automations, and scale efficiently, without extra coding resources.

Inside Saral’s Toolbox

Saral bundles four key solution areas that tackle real-world automation challenges:

1. No‑Code & Low‑Code Tools

Visual templates for quick launch (75% progress in development)

Drag‑and‑drop editors suitable for non‑technical users

Scalable alongside growth, reducing manual processes

2. Workflow Optimization

Automates day-to-day tasks across apps

Enables automatic notifications, approval workflows, data collection, report generation, and more .

3. Custom Plugin Development

Support for tailored plugins matching niche needs

Lightweight scripts, REST‑API integration, dashboard widgets, and updates .

4. Integrations Across the Stack

Smooth syncing across Slack, Notion, Google Workspace, Airtable, etc.

Reduce context switching and elevate visibility and collaboration .

Key Benefits of Joining the Automation Community

Quick Automation Setup: Initiate useful workflows in minutes.

Boosted Productivity: Reduce manual tasks and human errors.

Custom Plugin Support: For specialized or proprietary system needs.

Seamless App Integrations: Centralize data and communications.

Scalable Solutions: Evolve automations with your business’s size and complexity.

Reliable Uptime: 24/7 platform availability ensures consistent operation .

Building the Automation Community

A strong community is vital for sustaining automation adoption. Saral fosters engagement via:

User networks: Share workflows, templates, and best practices.

Expert partners: Collaborate with integration or plugin specialists.

Learning resources: Guides, case studies, and workshops (likely part of Elite Startup Club).

Peer support: Access to a peer group accelerating collective growth.

Saral in the Elite Startup Ecosystem

Saral Automation is part of the Elite Startup Club—alongside Saral Incubation, Saral Finance, Saral School, Saral Health, Saral Commerce, and more . This integration gives it a unique advantage:

Entrepreneurs gain real use-cases for automation across sectors like finance, education, health, commerce, and events.

Teams benefit from shared user experience design and cross-domain automation strategies.

Real‑World Outcomes

Through no-code automation, companies can experience measurable business benefits:

Up to 80% of routine workflows automated with straightforward tools.

70% reduction in repetitive work, enabling teams to focus on high-impact tasks.

Faster business growth through better tool integration and data-driven efficiency.

Creating an Inclusive Automation Culture

Implementing Saral means rethinking how work gets done:

All employees—technical and non-technical—can initiate and own automation.

Teams can share, refine, and replicate workflows.

IT and engineering teams can extend capabilities with plugins and APIs.

Together, this creates a culture of automation, not just a platform.

Future Vision: A Smarter, Unified Workplace

Saral Automation's roadmap includes:

New templates catering to diverse industries.

Advanced plugins and APIs, enabling deep system integration.

Community-led innovations, as users build and share custom solutions.

Enhanced analytics, offering metrics like time saved, error reduction, and ROI.

Ready to Dive In?

If repetitive tasks or disconnected tools are slowing your team down, Saral Automation offers a clear path forward. With no-code tools, integrations, and scalability, it allows you to build an effective automation framework—and join a broader community of users growing together.

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Explore Saral's platform—join the Elite Startup Club community.

Connect with peers, partners, and experts.

Launch workflows, customize with plugins, and track your success.

By embracing Saral, you’re not just buying software—you’re joining a movement toward smarter, more efficient work. In this automation community, every workflow you build is a step toward a future where technology truly amplifies human potential.

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Microsoft Visio and Microsoft Visual Studio: Essential Tools for Business and Development

Technology has transformed the way professionals visualize data and develop software. Two key tools that continue to empower users in different domains are Microsoft Visio and Microsoft Visual Studio. Both are designed to improve productivity, simplify tasks, and bring clarity to complex information.

Whether you're building enterprise-level software or creating process diagrams, these tools serve critical purposes. Let’s explore how each tool works and how they benefit both individuals and organizations.

What Makes Microsoft Visio Unique?

Microsoft Visio is widely used by project managers, IT professionals, and business analysts. It allows users to create flowcharts, network diagrams, organizational charts, and more.

Unlike traditional drawing tools, Visio offers templates and smart shapes. These features help you design diagrams with precision and speed. The drag-and-drop interface is easy to use, even for beginners.

You can also link your diagrams to real-time data from Excel or SQL servers. This feature lets you visualize current data, making your charts more meaningful.

The Advantages of Using Microsoft Visio

There are several reasons professionals rely on Visio. Here are the top benefits:

Real-Time Collaboration: You can work on diagrams with your team through Microsoft 365 integration.

Data-Linked Diagrams: Charts can be linked to live data, offering instant insights.

Automation: Visio allows automatic updates in diagrams when the source data changes.

Versatility: It supports different types of diagrams, from business models to IT architecture.

Using Microsoft Visio not only saves time but also helps you present ideas clearly.

Microsoft Visual Studio: The Developer’s Toolbox

Microsoft Visual Studio is a powerful Integrated Development Environment (IDE). It's used by millions of software developers worldwide.

Visual Studio supports various programming languages, including C#, Python, JavaScript, and C++. It also provides a built-in debugger, source control tools, and intelligent code completion.

What sets Visual Studio apart is its flexibility. You can develop web apps, mobile apps, and desktop software using one single platform.

Features That Make Microsoft Visual Studio Indispensable

Here are some standout features of Microsoft Visual Studio:

Code Refactoring: The IDE suggests changes to improve code readability and performance.

Live Debugging: You can test and fix code while your app is running.

Git Integration: Visual Studio has built-in Git tools for version control.

Cloud Connectivity: Easily deploy apps to Azure and integrate cloud-based services.

With these tools, developers can work faster and write more reliable code.

Microsoft Visio vs Traditional Diagram Tools

Why choose Microsoft Visio over free tools? The answer lies in accuracy and scalability.

Basic tools may help with simple flowcharts. But Visio is ideal for professionals who need precise, data-driven diagrams. Its features reduce manual tasks and errors.

You can also integrate Visio with tools like Power BI, SharePoint, and Microsoft Teams. This makes it easier to collaborate and share insights.

If you manage processes, networks, or structures, Visio delivers a much better experience.

Subheading: Microsoft Visual Studio for All Skill Levels

Beginners and advanced developers alike benefit from using Microsoft Visual Studio.

For beginners, it offers guided development. Templates and code suggestions help you learn best practices. There’s also extensive documentation and community support.

For experienced developers, the advanced debugging tools and language support make coding efficient. You can also customize your environment with plugins and extensions.

No matter your level, Microsoft Visual Studio provides a smooth development workflow.

Why Businesses Should Invest in Microsoft Visio

Visual data improves understanding and decision-making. That’s why many businesses use Microsoft Visio to communicate ideas clearly.

From HR to IT departments, every team can benefit. For example, HR can design org charts. The IT team can map network structures. Marketing teams can visualize customer journeys.

Visio’s visualizations make complex data easier to digest. That leads to better team collaboration and faster decision-making.

Integrating Microsoft Visual Studio into Your Workflow

Adding Microsoft Visual Studio to your workflow can boost development speed and code quality.

It works well with tools like Azure DevOps, GitHub, and Docker. This means your development cycle becomes more efficient. You can push updates faster and catch bugs early.

For companies that build and maintain software products, Visual Studio is not optional—it’s essential.

Which Microsoft Tool Is Right for You?

Both Microsoft Visio and Microsoft Visual Studio serve distinct roles.

Choose Visio if you need to:

Create professional diagrams

Present data visually

Improve team collaboration through charts

Choose Visual Studio if you:

Develop software

Need integrated tools for coding and testing

Want cloud and version control support

They aren’t mutually exclusive. Many teams use both tools together to manage operations and development.

Final Thoughts: Empower Your Work with Microsoft Tools

In today’s fast-moving world, clarity and efficiency matter. Tools like Microsoft Visio and Microsoft Visual Studio help teams stay productive, organized, and ahead of the competition.

If you want to improve your workflows and achieve better results, these tools are worth the investment. Each brings powerful capabilities to the table—Visio for visualization, and Visual Studio for software creation.

Start using them today and unlock the full potential of your team and projects.

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How to Make Your SocialEngine Community a Breeze to Use

Creating a user-friendly SocialEngine community is essential for engaging and retaining members. With over 100 million active websites globally, your platform must stand out by offering a seamless and intuitive experience. Usability plays a key role in first impressions; if members struggle to manage their accounts, privacy settings, or post content, they are likely to leave and explore more accessible alternatives.

One of the biggest mistakes new community owners make is overloading their sites with features. Instead of adding numerous tools upfront, it's better to launch with only the essential features needed for community interaction. This keeps the site clean, fast-loading, and easy to navigate. Visual design is also critical - choose fonts and colors that are easy to read and suitable for your niche, avoiding anything that might strain users’ eyes.

As your community grows and becomes more active, you can gradually introduce new features. Adding one feature at a time gives members space to adapt and appreciate the improvements. However, overloading the site with too many features can create a cluttered interface and slow down performance - issues that frustrate users. Always test new features on a development site before deploying them to ensure they don’t negatively impact usability or speed.

Supporting your members with clear guidance is another cornerstone of usability. A well-organized knowledgebase filled with step-by-step tutorials helps users understand and utilize platform tools. Video tutorials are especially helpful for visual learners. You can use SocialEngine’s built-in Forums, blog posts, or articles for your tutorials and categorize them with hashtags for easier discovery. Allowing members to request specific tutorials also ensures you’re addressing real user needs.

Finally, several certified plugins are recommended to enhance user experience, including:

Website Tour

Tom Friend Welcome

Staff Display Block

Step-by-Step Tour

Moderator Toolbox

Single Sign-On (SSO)

These tools simplify navigation and offer helpful guides for new and existing users.

In conclusion, keeping your SocialEngine site simple, fast, and well-supported creates a welcoming environment where members will want to stay and engage. Gradually expand features and consistently support users with tutorials and community feedback channels.

For more details, kindly visit:- How to Make Your SocialEngine Community a Breeze to Use

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Top 10 Computational Design Tools Every Architect Should Master in 2025

The field of architecture is evolving at an unprecedented pace. With technological advancements redefining how designs are imagined, developed, and executed, computational design has emerged as the most transformative approach in modern architecture. If you're an architect, design professional, or student aiming to stay ahead, mastering computational design tools isn’t just an option; it’s essential.

By 2025, computational workflows powered by AI, parametric modeling, and generative design will shape how projects are conceived. These tools not only boost creativity but also open avenues for efficiency, sustainability, and adaptive problem-solving. This guide will introduce you to the Top 10 Computational Design Tools every architect should be fluent in by 2025, giving you a roadmap to stay competitive and future-ready.

What is Computational Design?

Before jumping into the tools, it’s crucial to understand what computational design is all about. At its core, it revolves around algorithmic thinking, data-driven processes, and parameter-based design. Using these methods, architects can create complex geometries, simulate real-world conditions, and improve designs based on actionable data.

Unlike traditional approaches, computational design doesn’t limit creativity. Instead, it enhances it by offering vast possibilities for form and function optimization. Think of it as a toolbox that combines mathematics, geometry, and programming to help architects tackle modern challenges like sustainability, smart city design, and structural efficiency.

Top 10 Computational Design Tools for 2025

Here’s a curated list of must-learn tools for architects looking to lead the future of design.

1. Rhino 3D

Rhino 3D is the backbone of computational design. Known for its ability to handle complex geometries, it’s the go-to solution for creating intricate architectural forms with precise modeling. Whether you're designing bespoke façades or experimental structures, Rhino offers unparalleled flexibility and control.

Why Rhino 3D?

Industry standard for complex surface and solid modeling.

Integrates seamlessly with Grasshopper and several plugins.

Ideal for everything from initial design iterations to final fabrication.

2. Grasshopper

Grasshopper brings parametric design to life. Working as a visual programming language within Rhino, it allows architects to create complex forms, automate processes, and integrate multiple design solutions. From environmental analysis to AI plugins, Grasshopper’s versatility makes it indispensable.

Why Grasshopper?

Essential for parametric and generative design workflows.

Compatible with tools for analysis, fabrication, and AI integration.

Allows architects to explore iterative design possibilities.

3. Dynamo

For architects working with Autodesk Revit, Dynamo is a must. This visual programming tool automates BIM workflows, making tasks like parametric modeling and data management seamless within Revit.

Why Dynamo?

Bridges computational design and BIM processes.

Ideal for automating tedious manual workflows.

Enhances team collaboration on large-scale projects.

4. Blender (with Sverchok & Geometry Nodes)

Blender, an open-source 3D modeling and visualization tool, is gaining traction in architecture thanks to its flexibility. Paired with Sverchok or Geometry Nodes, it offers architects the ability to create generative and procedural designs for free.

Why Blender?

Excellent for architectural visualization and generative design.

Free and open-source, with active community support.

Great alternative for those starting with computational tools.

5. Autodesk Revit

When it comes to Building Information Modeling (BIM), Autodesk Revit reigns supreme. While primarily a BIM tool, it also supports computational design when used in tandem with Dynamo.

Why Autodesk Revit?

Streamlines architectural design and documentation.

Perfect for large-scale projects requiring precision.

Enhances collaboration across multidisciplinary teams.

6. Ladybug & Honeybee (Grasshopper Plugins)

For architects focusing on environmental and sustainable design, Ladybug and Honeybee are lifesavers. These open-source plugins integrate with Grasshopper to perform accurate daylighting, solar, and energy simulations.

Why Ladybug & Honeybee?

Helps create energy-efficient buildings.

Offers tools for climate analysis and daylight optimization.

A must-have for environmentally conscious architects.

7. AI Generative Design Tools 

Cutting-edge AI-powered generative design tools like Autodesk Generative Design and Finch3D are pushing boundaries in terms of structural efficiency and space optimization. This empowers architects to explore ideas that go beyond their imagination.

Why AI Generative Tools?

Enables smarter, data-driven decision-making.

Optimizes layouts, material usage, and energy performance.

Simplifies iterative options for design refinement.

8. Karamba3D (Grasshopper Plugin)

Karamba3D is a go-to plugin for structural analysis within Grasshopper. By offering real-time feedback on a design’s structural performance, it allows architects to balance creativity and practicality.

Why Karamba3D?

Integrates structural simulation directly into your design process.

Enables quick adjustments without exporting to external software.

Great for designing geometrically complex structures.

9. Unreal Engine / Twinmotion

Visualization is becoming a key aspect of architectural design, and real-time rendering tools like Unreal Engine and Twinmotion are making immersive presentations easier than ever. They also integrate computational models for interactive walkthroughs.

Why Unreal Engine / Twinmotion?

Real-time rendering for highly realistic visualizations.

Interactive experiences for client presentations.

Integrates computational workflows for seamless communication.

10. Python (and C# Basics)

To fully unlock the potential of tools like Grasshopper and Dynamo, architects should learn basic programming with Python and C#. These skills allow for customization, automation, and the creation of highly specific workflows.

Why Python?

Universally applicable across computational design platforms.

Automates repetitive tasks and expands design capabilities.

Great for architects looking to push computational methods further.

Why These Tools Are Essential in 2025

The architecture industry is rapidly moving towards AI-inspired solutions, sustainable practices, and smart city infrastructure. Here’s why mastering these computational design tools will be critical:

Smarter and Faster Workflows: Automate repetitive tasks, gain real-time data insights, and deliver projects faster.

Competitive Edge: Clients are demanding optimized, data-informed designs that meet modern needs.

Sustainability: Computational tools help architects simulate energy performance and optimize resources.

Adaptation to Industry Expectations: Generative tools and AI simulations are no longer optional; they’re becoming standard expectations for top-tier firms.

How to Start Learning These Tools

Whether you’re new to computational design or looking to expand your expertise, here’s where you can begin:

Online Learning Platforms:

Rhino 3D & Grasshopper tutorials on YouTube. Dynamo and Revit courses on LinkedIn Learning. Python and programming basics on Codecademy.

Communities and Forums:

Join Grasshopper’s official forum or Blender’s vibrant community to ask questions and share knowledge.

Workshops & Certifications:

Attend workshops offered by platforms like McNeel or Autodesk.

Look for certification courses that enhance your resume.

Start small, focus on one tool, and gradually integrate new skills into your workflow. The future rewards those willing to explore and adapt.

Take the Lead in 2025

Computational design isn’t just a trend; it’s the future of architecture. Mastering tools like Rhino 3D, Grasshopper, and Dynamo will not only save you time and resources but will also allow you to solve complex design problems creatively. The industry needs architects who understand how to integrate technology, sustainability, and artistry into their work. Will you be one of them?

Begin your exploration today. Sign up for tutorials, join forums, and start experimenting with these tools. The future is computational, and it’s waiting for you to take the lead.

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What is the difference between Pytest and Unittest

When it comes to testing in Python, two popular frameworks often come into play: unittest vs pytest. Choosing the right one can make a big difference in how you write, run, and maintain your tests. In this blog, we'll explore what sets these two apart and help you understand which one might be better suited for your project. We'll look at the features and differences between unittest and pytest, so you can make an informed decision. Not just that we’ll also dive into some code samples for both unittest and pytest to see how they work in practice. Whether you're a beginner or looking to switch frameworks, this guide will give you a clear comparison.

What are Python Testing Frameworks?

A testing framework is basically a toolbox that helps you write, run, and manage tests in a clean and structured way.

In Python, frameworks like Unittest (comes built-in) and Pytest (external, but popular) let you:

Write test cases

Check if your functions behave correctly

Get pretty output when things fail (because they will!)

Think of it like this: instead of printing "It works!" everywhere, you write real tests that validate your code automatically.

What is Pytest?

Pytest is a third-party testing framework known for being:

Minimalist

Flexible

Developer-friendly

It's widely used in both hobby projects and massive production systems.

Features of Pytest:

No boilerplate: You don’t need classes or self.assert methods.

Auto-discovery: Finds test files and functions automatically.

Rich assertions: Just use assert—Pytest gives you detailed failure messages.

Powerful fixtures: Reusable setup code for DBs, APIs, etc.

Plugins galore: From test coverage to parallel testing, it has a plugin for everything.

What is Unittest?

Unittest is the real OG—Python’s built-in testing framework inspired by Java’s JUnit. It’s more structured and class-based.

You don’t need to install anything extra it’s there when you install Python.

Features of Unittest:

Built into Python: No external dependencies.

Class-based tests: All tests are written inside classes that inherit from unittest.TestCase.

Assertion methods: Use things like self.assertEqual(), self.assertTrue(), etc.

Set up/tear down methods: setUp() and tearDown() for pre/post test logic.

When Should You Use Which?

Use Pytest if you want something quick, powerful, and modern.

Use Unittest if you're working with legacy code or need something more structured.

If you're writing short scripts or want beginner-friendly syntax → Pytest

If you're working in a company with an existing unittest codebase → stick to Unittest

Talk is cheap, Let’s see Some Code:

Pytest Example:

Example of simple calculator:

Step-1: Create a file named calculator.pydef add(a, b): return a + b

Step-2: Write a test using pytestfrom calculator import add def test_add(): assert add(2, 3) == 5

Step-3: Let’s Run the codepytest

Just verify it yourself and see the output. Try changing the value and test it again.

Unittest Example:

Example of same simple calculator:

Step-1: Create a file named calculator.pydef add(a, b): return a + b

Step-2: Write a test using unittest, create a file named test_calculator.pyimport unittest from calculator import add class TestAddFunction(unittest.TestCase): def test_add_positive_numbers(self): self.assertEqual(add(2, 3), 5) def test_add_negative_numbers(self): self.assertEqual(add(-1, -4), -5) def test_add_zero(self): self.assertEqual(add(0, 10), 10) if __name__ == '__main__': unittest.main()

Step-3: Let’s Run the codepython test_calculator.py

Just verify it yourself and see the output. Try changing the value and test it again.

Note: The above is just a simple example to show how to get started with both testing frameworks. Don’t choose a framework based only on the lines of code there are many other factors to consider as well.

Tired or Confused Between Pytest vs Unittest? Let’s See How Keploy Helps You

Keploy won’t decide or suggest which framework you should use — but with Keploy, you don’t have to worry about selecting or even writing tests. Let me tell you why.

Even though Pytest and Unittest offer a lot of advantages, there’s still one big problem: we have to manually write tests for our applications. And let’s be real — we’re busy shipping features.

Don’t get misled by the above comparison. Those were just simple programs I wrote to help beginners understand how Pytest and Unittest work. But in reality, it’s tough to write a test case for every single function.

That’s exactly where Keploy comes in.

Keploy is a zero-code testing platform it automatically writes unit test cases for you by analyzing your source code. And no, I know what you’re thinking—it’s not just another ChatGPT wrapper! Keploy’s unit testing is completely different from other providers.

You can use Keploy’s unit testing product via the VSCode extension, or try the Keploy PR Agent, which automatically writes unit test cases whenever someone raises a PR.

Just remember, we’re in 2025, not 2018 or 2019. So, let’s start testing like it’s 2025.

What are you waiting for? Just give it a try!

Links to VScode Extension: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=Keploy.keployio

Links to Github PR agent: https://github.com/apps/keploy

Conclusion:

So... Pytest or Unittest?

Here’s the TL;DR:

If you're starting fresh or want to get productive fast: Go with Pytest

If you’re maintaining an old project that already uses Unittest: Stick with it, or slowly migrate

Both frameworks are great—you just need to pick the one that fits your project's vibe (and your team's mood).

Don’t forget to try Keploy and if you found Keploy useful, give it a star. Not in the sky 🌟—but on the repo! https://github.com/keploy/keploy

If you want to learn about the best practices and tools for software unit testing, I highly recommend checking out this blog.: https://keploy.io/blog/community/tools-for-software-unit-testing

FAQs:

Can I use both Pytest and Unittest in the same project?Yes, you can! Pytest is compatible with Unittest-style tests, so you can slowly migrate or mix them if needed.

Is Pytest faster than Unittest?In most cases, yes—especially when using plugins like pytest-xdist for parallel testing.

Do I need to write tests manually with Keploy?Nope! With Keploy Unit testing agent even you dont need to write a prompt also. Just install it in your VScode or Github and let see keploy in action.

Which one is better for beginners?Pytest, hands down. The syntax is cleaner and less intimidating.

Can Keploy fix bugs in my code?No. Keploy won’t fix your bugs it just writes test cases that detect bugs and ensure your app’s behavior remains correct.

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Insane Divi Underline Animation – So Easy, So Cool!

⚡ Want to make your Divi website text instantly stand out? In this video, I’ll show you how to add animated underline effects that grab attention and make your site look next-level professional.

These animations are smooth, modern, and perfect for buttons, headings, or any important text you want your visitors to notice.

Best of all? You can pull this off in just a few minutes with zero plugins and super simple CSS.

🔥 Whether you're building a landing page or just want more engagement, this Divi trick is a must-have in your design toolbox!

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Is Wix an Alternative to WordPress for Website Bloggers? In the ever-evolving world of website blogging, the age-old question remains: Is Wix an alternative to WordPress for bloggers? That's a journey many have embarked on, exploring the lush landscapes of WordPress and the vibrant allure of Wix. It's like stepping into a grand, mysterious forest, with towering trees and winding paths leading to endless possibilities. WordPress, the behemoth of this digital wilderness, offers a robust platform akin to a Swiss Army knife of blogging. But here comes Wix, strutting in with a gleam in its eye and a toolbox of its own, ready to challenge the status quo. Now, why would a savvy blogger even consider straying off the well-trodden path? Picture this: Wix, with its intuitive drag-and-drop interface, is designed for you - the one who has ever stared at a line of code with a puzzled look. It's like designing your website blog with the ease of arranging the perfect furniture layout in your space. No fumbling with plugins or worrying about what does what; instead, you're creating beautiful layouts effortlessly. And let's not forget the cherry on top - affordability and simplicity. Wix's plans can be awfully appealing for budding bloggers just starting out, allowing you to kickstart your blog without breaking the bank. Plus, Wix offers a variety of sleek and functional templates that can give your ideas the spark they need to come to life. But hold the applause, as WordPress loyalists may still find solace in its nearly limitless customization options. If you thrive on tinkering under the hood, WordPress may still be your best bet. But versatility doesn't mean sacrificing your opportunity to blog with style. With Wix, you're not just setting up a website; you're sparking a colorful, inviting conversation that can take you places you'd never imagined. So, as you ponder the path to take in the vast wilderness of the internet, remember that there's room for both Wix and WordPress. Why not give Wix a whirl? Explore its features, see how it fits your blogging needs, and who knows? You might just find that the road less traveled is exactly what you've been looking for. Your website blog is waiting - let's get started! To read the rest of this article, please click on the link below: https://websitebloggers.com/is-wix-an-alternative-to-wordpress-for-website-bloggers/?feed_id=26129&_unique_id=680a1fdec284f

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Tools Every Freelance Web Developer Should Know

Introduction

Being a freelance web developer isn’t just about writing code—it's about managing projects, clients, and your own time efficiently. To succeed in today’s competitive market, developers must equip themselves with the right tools. From code editors to project management platforms, each tool helps streamline different aspects of freelance work. Having a well-stocked digital toolbox can boost productivity, improve client satisfaction, and lead to higher earnings. The tools listed below are essential for developers looking to stay ahead in the freelance world. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned pro, there's something here for everyone. Let’s dive into the essential tools that make a difference in a freelancer’s workflow.

1. Code Editors: The Developer’s Core Companion

A high-performance code editor is the most vital tool for any freelance web developer. Editors like Visual Studio Code, Sublime Text, or Atom offer robust functionality with extensive plugin support. VS Code stands out with its IntelliSense, Git integration, and built-in terminal. These editors improve speed and efficiency when writing HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and backend code. Customizable themes and extensions help create a personalized workflow. Freelancers benefit from tools that reduce bugs and save time. A quality editor can even support multiple languages. Choose one that aligns with your development stack and preferences.

2. Version Control: Git & GitHub

Understanding and using Git is non-negotiable for serious freelancers. Git tracks changes, manages code branches, and helps you revert back when things go wrong. GitHub acts as the online hub for your projects, offering version control in the cloud. It enables collaboration with other developers and easy sharing with clients. Freelancers can show progress and push updates seamlessly. It also serves as a portfolio to display work. Learning Git commands boosts professional credibility. GitHub Actions adds automation for testing and deployment workflows.

3. Design & Prototyping Tools

Before development starts, clients often want to see a prototype. Tools like Figma, Adobe XD, and Sketch are perfect for wireframing and UI design. Figma is a favorite due to its real-time collaboration features. These platforms allow developers to turn ideas into visual representations. You can gather feedback early, saving time in revisions later. Freelance web developers benefit from clearly defined interfaces. These tools also bridge the gap between designer and developer roles. Use them to align your vision with the client's expectations.

4. Task & Project Management Tools

Managing deadlines and deliverables is crucial in freelancing. Tools like Trello, Asana, or ClickUp help developers stay on track. Freelance web developer often juggle multiple clients and need clear organization. These tools allow you to break down tasks, assign due dates, and prioritize workloads. Notifications and dashboards make it easy to track progress. Time-blocking features ensure work is spaced out efficiently. They also help manage feedback and revisions. With visual boards, project workflows become less chaotic and more predictable.

5. Communication Platforms

Effective communication builds lasting client relationships. Slack, Zoom, and Google Meet are essential tools for keeping in touch. Freelance developers need to clearly discuss requirements, timelines, and updates. Slack allows instant messaging, file sharing, and integrates with other tools. Zoom and Google Meet make video calls seamless, especially for client walkthroughs. Using professional channels instead of casual messaging builds credibility. Communication tools also help with team collaboration in multi-developer projects. Strong communication leads to better project outcomes and higher client satisfaction.

6. Browser DevTools

All modern browsers come equipped with powerful development tools. Chrome DevTools is one of the most popular among freelance web developers. It allows inspection of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript in real time. You can debug issues, test responsiveness, and monitor performance. DevTools also include features like network activity logging and lighthouse audits. These help optimize websites for speed and SEO. For freelancers, faster diagnostics mean faster delivery. Mastering browser tools can help catch bugs before clients do. They are indispensable for frontend developers.

7. Website Performance & SEO Auditing Tools

Speed and visibility matter in web development. Tools like Google PageSpeed Insights, GTmetrix, and Lighthouse assess performance. These platforms identify what’s slowing a site down and how to fix it. Freelance web developers can use them to deliver SEO-friendly, fast-loading sites. Lighthouse also gives accessibility and PWA (Progressive Web App) reports. These insights help meet modern web standards and improve rankings. Providing audit reports boosts your value as a developer. Use them regularly to maintain top-notch quality in your work.

8. Hosting & Deployment Services

Getting the site live is the final step—and you need the right tools. Netlify, Vercel, and GitHub Pages make deployment a breeze. These platforms allow one-click deployments from Git repositories. They’re perfect for static and JAMstack websites, popular in modern development. Freelance developers save time and impress clients with instant previews. Netlify offers forms, serverless functions, and global CDN. Vercel integrates tightly with Next.js and supports custom domains. Choose based on project size, performance needs, and tech stack. Smooth deployment ensures client satisfaction.

9. Payment & Invoicing Tools

Getting paid smoothly is just as important as coding well. Tools like PayPal, Stripe, and Bonsai simplify invoicing for freelancers. These platforms allow you to send professional invoices and receive global payments. Freelance web developers can track payments, set due dates, and manage contracts. Bonsai also offers contract templates and time tracking features. Payment tools reduce friction in business transactions. They give you legal backing and a reputation for professionalism. Never let poor billing processes hinder your freelance success.

Conclusion

Being a successful freelance web developer requires more than just technical skills—it takes organization, communication, and business savvy. The right tools streamline your workflow, reduce errors, and help deliver better results for your clients. From coding and collaboration to design and invoicing, each category serves a vital role. Investing time in learning these tools can make you faster, more efficient, and more professional. As technology evolves, staying updated with the latest tools will set you apart from the competition. Build your freelance toolkit wisely, and you’ll be better equipped to thrive in the digital world.

FAQs

What is the best code editor for freelance web developers? Visual Studio Code is widely recommended due to its features, speed, and customization options.

Do I need Git as a solo freelance web developer? Yes, Git is essential even for solo projects—it helps manage versions and track your progress efficiently.

Which tool is best for website performance audits? Google PageSpeed Insights and Lighthouse are reliable for testing speed and providing improvement tips.

How do freelance developers communicate with clients? Most use platforms like Slack, Zoom, or Google Meet to hold meetings and send updates professionally.

Are invoicing tools really necessary for freelancers? Yes, they ensure you get paid properly and on time, and present a more professional front to clients.