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Shopify Commerce & Retail POS Tutorial for Ecommerce Developer & Merchandiser

Full Video Link - https://youtube.com/shorts/9gFn1FcXaL4 Hi, a new #video on #shopify #ecommerce and #retail #pos #platform is published on #codeonedigest #youtube channel. @java #java #awscloud @awscloud #aws @AWSCloudIndia #Cloud #CloudComputing @Yo

Shopify is a commerce platform that allows anyone to set up an online store and sell their products. Merchants can also sell their products in person using Shopify POS i.e., Point of sale.  Shopify was founded in 2006 by Tobias Lütke and Scott Lake after attempting to open Snowdevil, an online store for snowboarding equipment. They quickly realize that there is no adequate online selling…

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Tatreez Bookmarks stitched by Loree1234.

Tatreez Bookmarks, I have been inspired by the Palestinian style cross stitch and adapted these design to bookmarks. This tutorial is how I do the backs. You need to cut the aida twice as wide as you need. I have not had any trouble with using fabric glue (found in craft stores). Sometimes, I don't cut the aida wide enough and then I cut a piece of cloth and glue it on the back. These patterns were based on patterns from these websites: tirazain.com, palestinianembroider/tripod.com and a book: Palestinian Embroidery motifs by M. Skinner 2007.

[intermittentstitcher]

List of Online Embroidery/ Sewing / Needlework Resources

Hello my name is Cleo and this is my masterpost full of resources and information that will help you in your stitching journey.

Taglist Form

Invite link to my community Fibre Artists on Tumblr

My Tags

Intermittent Stitcher Recommends

I don’t go here but I wanted to pass it on

Intermittent Stitcher Thoughts

Intermittent Stitcher Opinions

Intermittent Stitcher Poll

I love myself a beautiful gradient

Intermittent Stitcher PSA

Intermittent Stitcher FO’S

Intermittent Stitcher Tips

Cats of Craftblr

Personal Project Poll

My Perchance Generators

Random Things to Stitch

Needle Type generator

Random Textile Craft and Technique generator

Random Thread Colour Generator - DMC .

Random Thread Colour Generator - DMC Colour Variations

Embroidery Website randomiser

Embroidery Hoop Size randomiser - in inches

Embroidery pattern Design Prompts

Random Embroidery stitch Generator

Aida Fabric Count generator

Embroidery Styles

Embroidery Project Generator

Other resources that I have made

My Goodreads book recs

Needle Organisation System

Embroidery Organisation Bingo Card

My Embroidery Pinterest board

Songs to Stitch To - my Spotify playlist for when I’m crafting

Orchestral Crafting Music - for when you really want to focus on your projects.

Crafting Acronyms - a list of acronyms used in the crafting community.

Videos to embroider to - videos that I like to put on in the background whilst I’m stitching.

Other Resources that I have found

Threadcolors.com - colour matching for DMC threads

Thread - Bare Stitching - tools and calculators

Flossmaxx - colour conversion for major floss brands

Needle N’ Thread - blog with useful tricks and tips.

Royal School of Needlework Stitchbank - has a wide variety of modern and historical stitches.

Sarah’s hand Embroidery Tutorials - a visual dictionary of embroidery stitches

StitchLifeStudio - an Etsy store that sells custom frames for embroidery hoops

Colour Scheme - good for helping you to select fabric/ thread colour palettes for your projects.

Color Designer - a website that has a wide variety of tools that can help you develop colour palettes for your projects.

List of colours ( alphabetical)

List of colours by shade

List of Crayola crayon colors

The symbolism of flowers

Sew What Podcast - A podcast where the host Isabella Rosner talks about historical embroidery and interviews a wide range of guests

Sarah Homfray Embroidery - YouTube channel

Antique Pattern Library

Bernadette Banner - Historical recreation YouTube channel

Sewstine - a historical recreation YouTuber that specialises in machine embroidery

Danielle Clough - A South African embroidery artist who produces beautiful pieces with bright colours. I have linked her Instagram.

Quilter’s Paradise - free online quilting calculators

ImageColorPicker - allows you to pick colours from photos

Loose Ends Project - This allows crafters to sign up to finish the craft projects of those who have passed away or have become disabled.

DMC - A well known embroidery supply brand. They produce high quality stranded cotton as well as a litany of kits and free patterns.

The DMC Youtube channel- has lots of tutorials and information. 

Sylko thread colour inventory list - for those who have inherited their grandmother’s thread stash

Omni calculator - allows you to convert various lengths

Thread colour palette generator - allows you to generate colour palettes to use in your projects

Stitchpoint - allows you to write phrases in 7 different cross stitch fonts

FlossCross - a free online cross stitch pattern maker

Hours Tracker - the app I use to keep track of the hours I spend stitching

r/Embroidery - the embroidery subreddit is a really good source of information, encouragement and inspiration

r/CrossStitch - the cross stitch subreddit is a really good source of information, encouragement and inspiration

Code Crafters Quilt Generator - allows you to generate a random quilt design

Freebloss - a Amazon store that produces kits for many crafts including embroidery and they are affordable and high quality

prettycolors - a Tumblr blog that posts random colours along with the hex code and this can be a helpful resource for fibrecrafters when they are trying to pick a colour for their project(s).

colour-palettes - a blog that posts user submitted colour palettes and I think that this blog can also be used as inspiration for fibrecrafters when selecting colours to use in their project(s).

Swatches - this app allows you to swatch colours from photos as well as being able to swatch colours in real time.

John James Needle Guide - a guide to different types of needle and their uses.

Cable Patterns - allows you to make your own cable patterns for knitting

RSN collection and archive- photographs of objects in the Royal School of needle work collection. The first 100 objects have just been digitised and put online.

Hand exercises for knitters- these can also be used by other crafters in general

Things that I suggest you buy

I have not received anything in exchange for recommending these products

A colour wheel - this will enable you to choose the best colours for your projects

Multicoloured cases - this box filled with multicoloured cases will help you to organise your threads ant to easily take them on the go.

Plastic embroidery hoops- I find that plastic hoops are able to maintain tension and keep your projects drum tight.

Embroidery Floss Organisers- these help you to keep all of the various colours that you are using in your projects in one convenient place.

Pellon Stick-N-Washaway Embroidery Stabilizer - allows you to trace or print out your design and stick it onto your fabric, stitch over it and then wash it off once you’re done.

[putschki1969]

Hello Sarah , thank you so much for your great tutorials which lead me to join Keiko fanclub successfully!!! . I would like to sight seeing for Keiko's exclusive interview contents , magazines . with my bad sense for IT stuffs i cant find any of it on the front page. (which has top , about , news , members buttons) (LOL) I wonder what is still missing ! (Does Yodel required for the access as well ?) Thanks !!

Hello there! YAY! That's great news! Glad my TUTORIAL was helpful to you. As for your questions....

Uhmmm...Not sure I am understanding you correctly. One of Keiko's nicest fan club benefits is her physical fan club magazine. You won't find the magazine or any exclusive interviews in digital format on the website. Starting from the time of your member registration, the latest issue of her fan club magazine will be sent via mail to your Japanese address about four times a year (in case you have one). Unfortunately, "Meat & Chocolate" doesn't offer the opportunity for new members to purchase old issues of the fan club which is a huge shame in my opinion (Wakana's fan club "Botanical Land" sells magazine back-issues to members in the official shop).

Other benefits include access to advanced ticket lotteries and exclusive videos. You can find all the important links in the "MEMBER'S" section. Please note that the website design is VERY simple so there isn't a good overview available where you can see all at one glance. It's just a collection of posts which you have to scroll through until you reach the end. Currently, there are 32 pages in this exclusive section, mostly made up of links to ticket lotteries, her "Message Movies" and some short text messages.

Make sure you are logged-in with your membership ID and password to access the MEMBERS ONLY section!

As for "YODEL", yes, a separate registration is required since it is a mobile application. However, you do need a "Meat & Chocolate" membership in order to access Keiko's content on the app. When you download the app in your app store and open it for the first time, you will be asked for a serial code to subscribe to a new artist. For Keiko, you will find the code on her "Meat & Chocolate" front page by clicking the little "YODEL" banner. It's a personalised serial code.

Please note that the app is only available in Japanese app stores and it charges a monthly fee of 300 yen which can only be paid with your Japanese account. You won't be able to use a foreign credit card as payment option so you will have to buy Japanese gift cards to add money.

[sabrecrane]

Book Covers

Aka the bane of every writer's existence (minus summaries of course). This was something I struggled with a long time. At first I tried using Procreate but didn't like the way it came out mostly because my art skills are not the greatest lol. So what programs/apps can you use instead?

Canva

Let's start with Canva! Canva has an app and a website and has honestly saved my life in terms of creating book covers. Even if it it's just a temporary book cover to use, this app is pretty cool and is fairly easy to use even if you have no previous editing experience. The downsides? Well, I personally found the interface a little finicky at first which meant doing a few quick googles to figure out how to reorganise layers and whatnot. Using the free version is, of course, limited which means you don't have access to as many graphics as you'd probably like/need so if you can afford it, try and get a subscription going!

But do be aware that not all of these images in the program are copyright free so make sure you own the rights to the images you're planning to use in your final book cover design. I haven't done much research into the legalities of everything just yet so once I do I'll probably make another post dedicated to Copyright.

The covers below were made using Canva just to give you an idea of the kind of stuff you can create.

Photoshop

Always a popular choice and it's easy to see why! I used it quite a bit back in college just because I could and found it cool to learn and use. However this program does require a lot more googling, tutorials, etc, and you'll have to do some research to find images you can use without any copyright issues arising. Since I don't use this program I haven't got any images to give you an example of the stuff you can create.

Desygner

This is another app that is similar to Canva (from what I've managed to gather from some research). It's a good beginner app but does require a strong internet connection and can be slow at times.

Adobe Illustrator

Another classic. This is a vector graphics editor and design tool that allows you to create your own graphics but good lord I found it a pain to use in college. It wasn't that it was hard necessarily and there are definitely benefits especially since you'll be making the designs by hand by yourself which means no copyright issues. It's a brilliant program but can be overwhelming to learn at first.

It also costs money and I made the mistake of googling how much and my bank account is crying xoxoxo

I believe that Wattpad also had a book cover app of some sort but I think it's been removed from the app store? Or maybe it's Desygner now? I have no idea anymore. Anyway, these are just a few suggestions so before deciding what program to use, make sure to do your own research!

[teensidehustles]

The Ultimate Guide to Starting Your Own Side Hustle as a Teen

In today’s digital age, starting a side hustle as a teen is more achievable than ever. Whether you’re looking to make extra money, save for a goal, or develop new skills, a side hustle can set you up for future success while giving you a taste of entrepreneurship. Here’s everything you need to know about starting your own side hustle as a teen, including ideas, tips, and how to get started.

1. Why Start a Side Hustle?

Financial Independence: Earn money to cover personal expenses, save for college, or fund hobbies.

Skill Development: Learn time management, communication, and business skills that will benefit you in the long term.

Experience for Future Jobs: Building a portfolio or gaining hands-on experience can make you stand out when applying for jobs or internships.

2. Best Side Hustle Ideas for Teens

Not all side hustles require significant experience or upfront costs. Here are some beginner-friendly ideas you can start today:

A. Freelancing (Graphic Design, Writing, or Social Media)

If you have skills in areas like graphic design, writing, video editing, or managing social media, you can offer your services as a freelancer. Start small by working with local businesses or individuals, and gradually expand to online platforms like Upwork, Freelancer, or Instagram.

Example: Create logos for small businesses, manage someone’s Instagram page, or write blog posts for websites.

Tools to start: Canva (design), Photopea (graphic design), CapCut (video editing).

B. Sell Your Creations (Art, Clothing, Jewelry)

If you’re creative, selling handmade goods or custom products online can be a fun way to make money. You can sell art, hand-painted clothing, jewelry, or custom crafts through platforms like Etsy or Instagram.

Example: Start a custom T-shirt printing business, design jewelry, or sell artwork.

Tools to start: Instagram (to promote), Etsy (to sell), Printify (for T-shirt designs).

C. Offer Tutoring or Homework Help

Are you strong in subjects like math, English, or science? You can offer tutoring services to peers or younger students. Parents are often willing to pay for quality tutoring, and you can do this in person or online through video calls.

Example: Offer math tutoring sessions for middle school students, or help with essay writing.

Tools to start: Zoom or Google Meet for virtual tutoring sessions, Canva for making promotional materials.

D. Start a YouTube or TikTok Channel

Teens today are taking over platforms like YouTube and TikTok, creating content that’s entertaining, informative, or creative. You can make videos on topics you’re passionate about—gaming, tech reviews, beauty, fitness, or vlogging your daily life.

Example: Review new gadgets, share makeup tutorials, or create workout challenges.

Tools to start: CapCut or InShot for editing videos, TikTok, or YouTube for content.

E. Offer Social Media Management Services

Small businesses often struggle to keep up with their social media presence, so offering to manage their accounts can be a lucrative option. You can create content, respond to followers, and grow their online presence.

Example: Manage Instagram pages for local coffee shops or online stores.

Tools to start: Canva for content creation, Hootsuite for scheduling posts, Instagram and Facebook for social media management.

3. Steps to Start Your Side Hustle

Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to kickstart your side hustle:

Step 1: Identify Your Skills and Interests

Choose a side hustle that aligns with your passions or talents. Ask yourself: What do I enjoy doing in my free time? What skills do I already have?

Step 2: Do Some Research

Before starting, research the market to see if there’s demand for your service or product. Check out your competitors, study their pricing, and read reviews to understand what customers are looking for.

Step 3: Set Up Your Online Presence

Even if you’re working locally, having an online presence is crucial to grow your side hustle. Create an Instagram or Facebook page, or build a simple website using platforms like Wix or WordPress to showcase your services or products.

Step 4: Create a Portfolio

For freelancing or creative side hustles, having a portfolio helps potential clients see the quality of your work. You can use Instagram, Medium, or Behance to show off your designs, writings, or past projects.

Step 5: Start Small and Test

Begin with small projects to test the waters. This will help you refine your service, understand client needs, and grow your confidence before taking on bigger jobs.

Step 6: Promote Your Hustle

Use social media to promote your side hustle. Ask friends and family to share your posts. Offering referral discounts or freebies can also help you grow your client base.

4. Challenges You May Face

Starting a side hustle isn’t always easy, especially as a teen. Here are some common challenges and how to overcome them:

Time Management: Juggling school, activities, and your side hustle can be tough. Create a schedule and set aside specific hours for your business to avoid burnout.

Legal Restrictions: Depending on your country or state, there may be age-related restrictions on earning money. Make sure to follow any legal guidelines for minors.

Gaining Trust: As a young entrepreneur, some clients may underestimate you. Building a strong portfolio and maintaining professionalism will help you earn credibility.

5. Final Tips for Success

Stay Consistent: Whether you’re building an audience or trying to grow a client base, consistency is key. Don’t give up too quickly if things start slow.

Keep Learning: Invest time in learning new skills through YouTube tutorials, online courses, or Skillshare to enhance your abilities.

Have Fun: A side hustle should be something you enjoy, not something that adds stress to your life. Focus on growing it while keeping balance with school and your personal life.

Conclusion

Starting a side hustle as a teen is not only possible, but it’s also a great way to gain real-world experience, develop new skills, and achieve financial independence. With the right idea, a bit of effort, and some consistency, you can turn your passions into profit. So pick an idea, get started, and watch your side hustle grow!

[thethinkingaurora]

Yo. How do you code? (I only know the basics to HTML and CSS :/)

Idk which specific question you’re asking, like like how do I code as in what tools do I use, or what do I do and what is my process, or how did I learn to code, or can you teach me to code

And because I don’t know I’ll answer all of them :3

1. What tools do I use?

I use a few things to code, VS Code for actually writing the code, GitHub for storing projects and collaboration, Google and StackOverflow and depending on the project various other apps

2. How do I do it and my workflow process

Uh I have like no idea, I kinda just learn how certain things work via Google and then I slot them together, But the workflow process, I know exactly how to do that, ok so get a white board or a notepad or something, write what you want your program to do, and then break it down into steps and then break it down again and again, so for example,

For my current project, (The Incorrect Quote Generator), I need to take inputs, from a list of quotes choose one that fits the parameters, replace names in the quote with the inputted ones and then print the whole thing

Breaking down the first bit I need the inputs, what inputs do I need? I need the amount of characters and the names of the characters, ok done, second bit, take the quotes, sort them based off of character amount, using the amount of characters from the previous step, pick a set of quotes that match, replace the names, last bit, take the quote with it replaced and done

Breaking down again, first bit, done already, second bit, do we want something like autocapitalisation to make it nicer , yeah sure, what about capitalising the entire name if it fits the circumstance, makes it smoother, done, last bit done

Ok what about formatting, do we want all of this on one line or do we want separate lines for each person speaking, yeah we want separate lines, ok use an “&” symbol to represent a space and when the piece of code that assembles the end string encounters it, print the string and reset continuing from where we are to make a new line

That’s the design process for that

But first you make a prototype of it, to see if it works, like I didn’t have the autocaps or anything at first, I only added that when one of the submissions needed it

Anyways-

3. How did I learn to code

Through a number of ways, first I had gone to this computer club thing when I was like 8 or something and I found Scratch and learned about that, then when I was about 10 I was curious about html and websites, so I ended up making websites for classmates, then lockdown hit and I had nothing to do, I wanted to make a game, so what did I do? I jumped headfirst into Unity and struggled to get absolutely anything done (DON’T DO THIS), at some point I ended up joining this thing called Coderdojo which is like a coding class which worked really well (I actually still go there every Saturday although I’m at more advanced stuff now) and I learned about python and then kept learning more, then I made my own projects and learned more on my own from that

If you are looking to learn on your own, I’d recommend W3Schools, they have tons of courses, are entirely free and very in depth

But first I’d recommend you check out Scratch, it’s great for learning how to think in computer terms

4. Can I teach you to code

I know this probably wasn’t what you were asking but I’ll answer it anyway

Sure, I’d love to, coding one of the things I enjoy a lot because it combines logic and making things, and I love helping and teaching people things so teaching someone else to code sounds good to me :3

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Choosing the right e-commerce website builder is crucial for creating a successful online store. With numerous options available, selecting the best platform can significantly impact your business’s growth and efficiency. Here’s a guide to help you find the best e-commerce website builder that suits your needs.

1. Ease of Use

The best e-commerce website builders should offer an intuitive interface that simplifies the process of setting up and managing your store. Look for platforms with user-friendly drag-and-drop editors and customizable templates. These features make it easier to create a professional-looking website without requiring advanced technical skills.

2. Essential Features

Evaluate the core features each builder offers. Key functionalities include product management, secure payment processing, inventory tracking, and shipping options. Advanced features such as SEO tools, marketing integrations, and analytics capabilities can further enhance your online store’s performance.

3. Design Flexibility

A visually appealing and unique online store helps attract and retain customers. Choose a builder that provides a range of customizable templates and design options. This allows you to tailor your site’s appearance to align with your brand’s identity and create a memorable shopping experience.

4. Scalability

As your business grows, your e-commerce platform should be able to scale with you. Opt for a builder that offers flexible plans and additional features to accommodate increased traffic, a larger product range, and expanded functionalities. Scalability ensures your website remains effective and efficient as your business evolves.

5. Support and Resources

Reliable customer support and comprehensive resources are essential for troubleshooting and ongoing management. Select a builder that provides responsive support through various channels, such as live chat, email, or phone. Additionally, access to tutorials, guides, and community forums can be valuable for resolving issues and learning best practices.

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[sai-naidu]

How to Save Instagram Videos Easily with NinjaSaver.com

Instagram is a treasure trove of stunning visuals and engaging videos. From travel vlogs and cooking tutorials to fitness routines and fashion hauls, there's a video for every interest. But what if you want to save these videos for offline viewing or to share with friends who might not be on Instagram? That's where NinjaSaver.com comes in handy. In this blog post, we’ll guide you through the simple steps to save Instagram videos using this user-friendly tool.

Why Save Instagram Videos?

Before we dive into the how-to, let’s quickly explore why you might want to save Instagram videos:

Offline Viewing: Enjoy your favorite content even without an internet connection.

Archiving: Keep a personal collection of inspiring or informative videos.

Sharing: Easily share videos with friends or on other social media platforms.

Content Creation: Use saved videos as inspiration or resources for your own creative projects.

Introducing NinjaSaver.com

NinjaSaver.com is a free online tool designed to help you download Instagram videos quickly and easily. It doesn’t require any software installation or account registration, making it a convenient option for everyone.

Key Features:

User-Friendly Interface: Simple and intuitive design.

High-Quality Downloads: Save videos in their original resolution.

Fast and Free: No waiting time or subscription fees.

Step-by-Step Guide to Saving Instagram Videos with NinjaSaver.com

Step 1: Find the Instagram Video URL

First, you need to locate the URL of the Instagram video you want to save. Here’s how:

On Mobile:

Open the Instagram app.

Navigate to the video you want to download.

Tap on the three dots (⋮) in the top-right corner of the post.

Select "Copy Link."

On Desktop:

Open Instagram in your web browser.

Navigate to the video you want to download.

Copy the URL from the address bar.

Step 2: Visit NinjaSaver.com

Open your web browser and go to NinjaSaver.com. You’ll be greeted with a clean and straightforward homepage.

Step 3: Paste the URL

In the text box on the NinjaSaver homepage, paste the URL you copied from Instagram.

Step 4: Download the Video

Click on the "Download" button next to the text box. NinjaSaver will process the link and generate a download option for the video.

Step 5: Save the Video

Once the download link appears, click on it to save the video to your device. Choose the desired location on your device where you want the video to be stored.

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Comparing Laravel And WordPress: Which Platform Reigns Supreme For Your Projects? - Sohojware

Choosing the right platform for your web project can be a daunting task. Two popular options, Laravel and WordPress, cater to distinct needs and offer unique advantages. This in-depth comparison by Sohojware, a leading web development company, will help you decipher which platform reigns supreme for your specific project requirements.

Understanding Laravel

Laravel is a powerful, open-source PHP web framework designed for the rapid development of complex web applications. It enforces a clean and modular architecture, promoting code reusability and maintainability. Laravel offers a rich ecosystem of pre-built functionalities and tools, enabling developers to streamline the development process.

Here's what makes Laravel stand out:

MVC Architecture: Laravel adheres to the Model-View-Controller (MVC) architectural pattern, fostering a well-organized and scalable project structure.

Object-Oriented Programming: By leveraging object-oriented programming (OOP) principles, Laravel promotes code clarity and maintainability.

Built-in Features: Laravel boasts a plethora of built-in features like authentication, authorization, caching, routing, and more, expediting the development process.

Artisan CLI: Artisan, Laravel's powerful command-line interface (CLI), streamlines repetitive tasks like code generation, database migrations, and unit testing.

Security: Laravel prioritizes security by incorporating features like CSRF protection and secure password hashing, safeguarding your web applications.

However, Laravel's complexity might pose a challenge for beginners due to its steeper learning curve compared to WordPress.

Understanding WordPress

WordPress is a free and open-source content management system (CMS) dominating the web. It empowers users with a user-friendly interface and a vast library of plugins and themes, making it ideal for creating websites and blogs without extensive coding knowledge.

Here's why WordPress is a popular choice:

Ease of Use: WordPress boasts an intuitive interface, allowing users to create and manage content effortlessly, even with minimal technical expertise.

Flexibility: A vast repository of themes and plugins extends WordPress's functionality, enabling customization to suit diverse website needs.

SEO Friendliness: WordPress is inherently SEO-friendly, incorporating features that enhance your website's ranking.

Large Community: WordPress enjoys a massive and active community, providing abundant resources, tutorials, and support.

While user-friendly, WordPress might struggle to handle complex functionalities or highly customized web applications.

Choosing Between Laravel and WordPress

The optimal platform hinges on your project's specific requirements. Here's a breakdown to guide your decision:

Laravel is Ideal For:

Complex web applications require a high degree of customization.

Projects demanding powerful security features.

Applications with a large user base or intricate data structures.

Websites require a high level of performance and scalability.

WordPress is Ideal For:

Simple websites and blogs.

Projects with a primary focus on content management.

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[ohthehypocrisy]

What if Pokemon Unite was an Anime? Part 2: The Setting

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As Pokemon Unite is a Free-To-Play MOBA (Multiplayer Online Battle Arena for short), a lot of the background and story is laid pretty bare. You and everyone else are on an island out in the middle of nowhere, and you're here to help the bigwigs running the place measure the Aeos Energy that is running rampant all over Aeos Island.

We know the name of the island and the names of the head researchers running the place, as well as a few locations that serve as the battle arenas, but that's it. We aren't all that privy to how these facts tie together, or how this society of pokemon trainers function without authority figures running the place. It's no surprise that the story serves the bare minimum for the players on the outset before occupying their time with battles and shopping, but we can do better.

I, for one, know we can do better. Fanfiction writers like myself have a habit of filling in the blanks for these sparse stories, so working on the finer details will be easy.

But I'm not here to fill in every nook and cranny of this fictional setting. We're just going to establish the world that this Pokemon Unite Anime takes place in, and fill in the blanks later.

So, when you play Pokemon Unite for the first time, you'll be greeted by both Professor Phorus and Assistant Researcher Erbie. These two are both the face of Pokemon Unite, essentially, as not only are they the ones who discovered Aeos Energy, but they're also the ones who invented Unite Battles. They also pretty much run the whole island, if the official manga is anything to go by. (Ah, Pokemon Unite does indeed have its own official manga on the official Pokemon Website. That fact always surprises me when I remember it.)

But there's the fact that we seldom see these two in game once we make it past the Tutorials. While Erbie runs the Unite License shop, Professor Phorus stays occupied in her lab, presumably, nose deep in Aeos Energy research notes. This doesn't really make them personable characters for an Anime, but I don't see much of value lost here. I mean, the Anime is going to focus on the Player Character more than the Unite Committee Staff, so it's better for us that these two are as hands off as they are.

The trainers do interact more with the shopkeepers, though, Zirco especially. He even has his own chapter in the official Pokemon Unite manga, complete with a hole-in-the-wall shop. Although he may appear to be standoffish, he adores pokemon and dotes on them for their cute appearance. It's even implied that he invented the holowear, meaning that all holowear in the game was designed by him.

The female shopkeeper with the Chatot doesn't have a name yet, and yet she is mostly responsible for much of the economic flow of coin on the island, since she sells Hold Items, Battle Items, clothes, and Item Enhancers. Though she calls them 'merch' in the Pokemon Unite manga, we can presume that she also sells daily essentials like groceries and medicine, and other non-essential items you'd find in a thrift store. We have to assume that this is all stuff sold off-screen, because remember that the pokemon trainers are physically on the island, meaning that they have to get their food somewhere.

With the Unite Committee Staff present and accounted for, we need to go over the location of the Anime. Now, I don't know if you think an island has to be small, but given the size of the battle arenas you fight in, it's hard to imagine Aeos Island being all that big. And yet, it has multiple stadiums and even a Sky Ruins floating around above it. It wasn't until Chapter 4 of the Pokemon Unite manga that we actually got a good look at the island from a plane's point-of-view (pictured above).

You can see Remoat Stadium down South, where all of the Ranked Matches played out up until it was switched to Theia Sky Ruins. Near that is Mer Stadium, a little further out on the shoreline, which explains all the boats on the maps and all the Drednaw that keep showing up down there. Further inland is Auroma Park where the Quick Battle with the conveyor belts is established (why does a park need treadmills?).

Not shown is Shivre City, though it is presumably up in the mountains where the climate gets cold. There are two different arenas for Shivre City, one for the regular Quick Battle and the other for the Panic Parade mode that ended a while ago. Also the fact that these maps are called Shivre 'City' implies that this is where most of the Trainers live when not participating in Unite Battles.

(Look, you can even see a car in the background there.)

Now, this does seem to imply that these places function as normal areas of leisure when the place isn't crawling with competitively charged pokemon battles, which means that these Quick Battle arenas are open for competition on a set schedule. This...actually tracks gameplay wise, because if you were to boot up Pokemon Unite right now, the Quick Battle modes operate on a timely schedule. Only one arena is available per day to play on. This is presumably to perform regular maintenance on the other arenas when they aren't on the schedule, and also to allow the trainers themselves to populate the arena for their socializing needs.

Speaking of schedules, it always seems like Remoat Stadium and Theia Sky Ruins are always open for battles, but that's from the perspective of the human players, us, signing up for Unite Battles from the game's menu. Considering that this is where all of Ranked Matches take place, we can assume that these arenas undergo rigorous daily maintenance after each battle. Pokemon Battles in the anime undergo this same routine maintenance, since the arena is subject to earth tremors, flash floods, lightning strikes, and colorful terrain. They always fix it by tilling the earth or just by outright swapping out the ground itself. I don't think a switch of that scale would work for the arenas in Pokemon Unite, so maybe they've got tillers and steamrollers around to fix the ground after each battle.

Also, we never see these arenas played at night (except for Shivre City, but maybe it's always overcast or something), which supports my theory that these Unite Battles operate on a strict schedule. (It could just be that the devs are just lazy about changing the light setting for the map...)

There are more things to cover, like how the Trainers are supposed to sign up for Unite Battles, or what benefits are granted to each trainer for reaching certain Ranks, or even how they get from stadium to stadium without an established taxi service, but that's a discussion for another time. We got what we came here for, the characters, the setting, the rules, probably, we've got all that we need to make a Unite Anime. This foundation is what we'll build off of when we go over the main cast and their conflicts.

Next time, we're gonna meet the main characters of this Pokemon Unite animated miniseries, and come to understand their motives and desires.

And all of their teammates.

[allproducts81]

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Marketing Strategies And Marketing Mix Of Adobe

Source: The Brand Hopper

"Adobe’s Marketing Mix (4Ps): A Deeper Dive

Adobe’s success can be attributed to its strategic implementation of the marketing mix, the 4Ps: Product, Price, Place, and Promotion. Let’s explore each element in detail:

1. Product:

Breadth: From Photoshop and Illustrator for design to Premiere Pro and After Effects for video editing, Adobe covers diverse creative needs. They even offer XD for web design and Spark for social media content creation.

Depth: Each software has various versions. Photoshop Elements caters to beginners, while Photoshop CC caters to professionals. This ensures accessibility and scalability for different user groups.

Innovation: Adobe Research invests heavily in AI, machine learning, and other cutting-edge technologies. This translates into features like Content-Aware Fill in Photoshop and Rotoscoping in After Effects.

Integration: Adobe products work seamlessly together. For example, you can edit a photo in Photoshop and directly export it to Premiere Pro for video editing.

Services: Adobe Creative Cloud offers 20GB of cloud storage, access to Adobe Fonts, and integration with stock photo libraries like Adobe Stock, enhancing the overall creative workflow.

2. Price

Subscription Model: Adobe transitioned from perpetual licenses to subscriptions in 2013. This makes their software more affordable for individuals and small businesses, especially with monthly payment options.

Tiered Pricing: Individual, team, and enterprise subscriptions offer different features and functionalities, catering to diverse needs and budgets.

Free Trials and Freemium Options: Adobe offers free trials for most products, allowing users to experience the software firsthand. Some products also have limited free versions with basic features.

Discounts: Educational institutions, students, and teachers receive significant discounts on Adobe Creative Cloud, expanding access to future generations of creative professionals.

Bundled Offerings: Adobe Creative Cloud offers various bundles combining multiple products at a discounted price. This incentivizes purchases and increases perceived value.

3. Place

Direct Sales: Adobe sells directly through its website and flagship stores, offering personalized recommendations, tutorials, and in-depth product demonstrations.

Partner Channels: Strategic partnerships with leading tech companies like Microsoft and Apple expand reach and distribution channels. This makes Adobe software easily accessible through familiar platforms.

Online Marketplaces: Adobe software is available on Amazon and the Microsoft Store, increasing visibility and accessibility for users who prefer these platforms.

Cloud Delivery: Adobe Creative Cloud is delivered through the cloud, eliminating installation hassles and allowing users to access their files and projects from any device with an internet connection.

Mobile Apps: Adobe offers mobile versions of popular products like Photoshop and Lightroom, catering to the on-the-go creative needs of users and expanding their creative potential beyond desktops.

4. Promotion

Content Marketing: Adobe offers high-quality content across various formats. The Adobe Blog features in-depth tutorials, industry insights, and creative inspiration. They also have dedicated YouTube channels for each product, offering tutorials, tips, and behind-the-scenes glimpses.

Community Engagement: Adobe fosters a strong community through forums like the Adobe Help Center and user groups. They also host events like Adobe MAX, which connects users, showcases new features, and inspires creativity.

Social Media Marketing: Active engagement on platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube builds brand awareness and connects with users directly.

Influencer Marketing: Collaborations with renowned creative professionals like photographers and designers amplify brand messaging and reach new audiences. Adobe also has an Adobe Creative Experts program, empowering passionate users to share their knowledge and expertise.

Events and Conferences: Adobe hosts and participates in industry events like Adobe MAX and Adobe Summit. These events showcase innovation, connect with potential customers, and build brand awareness.

Paid Advertising: Adobe uses targeted ads on platforms like Google and social media to reach specific audience segments and drive traffic to their website and free trial offers.

By strategically implementing these elements, Adobe has created a marketing mix that is comprehensive, effective, and adaptable. They have gone beyond simply selling software; they have built a community, fostered creativity, and established themselves as a leader in the industry. This approach not only drives sales but also builds brand loyalty and establishes a strong foundation for future growth. "

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[putschki1969]

Hi Sarah, thank you for everything you have done to the Kalafina fandom until now, you're an angel.

Is there a tutorial for joining Finction Junction Station fan club? I want to apply for the next year's Yuki Kajiura live ticket lotteries an I want to be sure to have a ticket since I'll travel from a very far Country. Thank you!

Hello there lovely anon!

I currently have no dedicated tutorial for Yuki's official fan club, FictionJunction Station. However, many years ago, I made a very detailed post about Kalafina's fan club "Harmony". That post was meant to help people navigate the site and register as member. Even though "Harmony" no longer exists, the basic steps described in my tutorial still apply to both Wakana's fan club "Botanical Land" as well as Yuki's fan club "FictionJunction Station". All these websites are designed by the same company, SKIYAKI, so the basic structure is the same.

Here are some main requirements before you start〈(•ˇ‿ˇ•)-→

Credit Card: They do accept overseas credit cards as payment option so you'll be fine with that

Japanese Address: Find a forwarding/proxy service that will arrange everything for you. There’s tenso.com for example. You can get a Japanese address on this page which you can then use to buy things at various websites. That address can also be used to become a fan club member. They will not do transactions for you (as in, buy stuff for you, apply at ticket lotteries), they simply provide an address, store your stuff in case you buy anything and later send it to you. All your stuff will be sent to that address and then they will ship it to you (you can choose from various shipping methods). Payment for goods is also possible via credit card so you can have the merch sent to your TENSO address as well. Then there are sites like www.sosjapan.jp which will do pretty much everything for you (including payments). They will register for you under your name. They will apply for lotteries/pre-order/buy tickets or merch for you. This may actually be a better option for you but that's something you'll have to decide.

Step 1. Get your SC ID. An account will be issued by acquiring an SC ID (it’s free to do that!) which is required to use the service of this site. Simply click on the “new registration” button and enter your e-mail address and a password. A confirmation e-mail will be sent, by clicking the link in the mail, the first part of the registration process is completed. After logging in with your SC ID, you can access “My Page”.

Step 2: Confirm your e-mail address. After you have confirmed your e-mail address you’ll receive another mail stating that the registration of your SC ID was completed. You may log in now with your mail address and password. Be aware that your registration process is not done yet. Next up you should go to “My Page” to enter all your information.

Step 3: Go to “My Page” to enter all your information. Regarding the name, just enter your name in Roman letters first and then in katakana (Google Translate can help you get a katakana version of your name). As for the address, the Japanese address system is quite complex and can seem intimidating at first glance but Tenso provides a few tips on how to enter it properly so be sure to check them out.

Step 4. Confirm the information and continue to the payment method. It’s super simple. You have the option to pay with credit cards which is really the only option that is of interest to us. Simply choose your credit card and enter all the important data. On the right you’ll see the details for your payment (admission fee + annual fee, no extra fees). There's also an option to enable an automatic renewal of your membership. Only possible if you are paying with credit card. Once your year is almost over, the yearly fee will automatically be transferred from your credit card. I guess this comes in quite handy if you are prone to forget things like that easily. Lastly, there’s a button to confirm the transaction and then I think you’ll be asked one last time to confirm all your data and THEN it’s DONE. You are officially a member! You’ll be transferred to a page stating that the process is finished and listing some of the important data. You’ll also receive an e-mail welcoming you to the fan club and summarising all your information (=> member number, expiration date, payment details, payment method)

Please also keep in mind that often, a fan club membership will not be enough to get concert tickets. Most fan clubs will use one of Japan's common ticketing services for their lotteries. With FJS it's usually Lawson Ticket or e+. It can be very difficult to register for these site since they require verification via SMS/phone call (Japanese phone numbers only!!) The payment for tickets is also pretty much impossible for overseas fans. If you are uncertain about any of this and not willing to jump through many hoops, I recommend you look into proxy services like SOSJapan (as mentioned above).

Good luck on everything! Hope you'll be able to attend one of the lives next summer. It's gonna be Yuki's 60th birthday in August so maybe they'll do something a little more special for it.

[tuulikkiunelma]

i'm back to my redstone bullshit

so the latest Minecraft snapshots added 2 new redstone blocks, the crafter and the copper bulb. They also added the fantastically useful /tick command from the carpet mod, which is essential for designing quick redstone contraptions.

All of this obviously inspired me to experiment and to make some contraptions (under the cut)

A copper bulb tape-memory concept.

The copper bulb can store a state which can be read by a comparator, and it can also be pushed by pistons. Unlike a similar contraption using other blocks, this can be also pretty easily written into, so that this tape isn't necessarily read-only.

I did not make a tape writer yet. A compact writer requires some design, as bulbs can only be toggled and not simply cleared. However designing one shouldn't be too difficult.

the tape can also be built vertically, of course. reading it compactly is a bit more difficult tho

A copper bulb based decrementing "loop register"

Another great use case for the copper bulbs are small (decrementing) binary counters, which inspired me to make this "loop register" thing. This might be useful as a redstone computer component (which I want to design one day), or when you need to repeat something a specific amount of times.

It has inputs for each bit, for toggling (xor:ing) them, which can be used to fill it with a value after it has been cleared. The other inputs are "Clear", "Invert", and "Decrement Mode".

When set to decrement mode, sending a value to the least-significant bit causes the stored value to decrement by 1. (the other inputs should not be written to when in decrement mode)

As outputs it has the stored value, but I also integrated to this a simple extra output which activates when the stored value is zero, which would indicate that the looping is over.

A simple resource compactor

I haven't played with the new crafter-block that much yet, but I did make this super simple and small thing that compacts items such as coal, metals, redstone, and other materials, into more compactly stored blocks.

It's not particularly fast and it has no protection against putting in wrong kinds of items, in which case it should be manually cleared.

Its pretty survival friendly, but crafting the blocks by-hand is still much faster so I'm not sure why anybody would add this to their base. It might be useful to compact the output of some farm or smth though.

(the crafter on the back is only there to output power-level of 9, and can be replaced with any other block that outputs a 9 from a comparator)

A pretty quick noteblock crafter

I also made this noteblock crafter. It should make noteblocks pretty quickly when supplied by redstone and logs.

I wasted many hours in trying to make it run at double the speed that it runs now, but in the end I gave up since it was too hard to make it function reliably. Besides, nobody needs that many noteblocks that fast, right?

Well at least it was a lesson/refresher on compacting redstone circuits and taught me stuff about how the crafter functions.

Next, I want to try to bring a concept from the factory-building games into minecraft, and build an automated "mall" for redstone components, where the redstone components would be automatically built from the raw materials and supplied to a room with chests.

Idk if I have the energy to make any tutorials on how to build any of these, but I can give the world download or tips if somebody wants them.

(if you wondered why some of the blocks looks different from vanilla, it's because I use a resource pack from the great Vanilla Tweaks website)