Encrpyto is a free lightweight and minimal design AES-256 file/folder encryption app for Mac and Windows developed by MacPaw, the same people who created Hider 2.
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Encrypto – File/Folder encryption app
Author: Darryl Dias
I am a self-learnt artist, I love creating CG and like creating characters, environments, and animation. My main goal is to be a 3D Generalist. At this point, I am still learning to work mainly on creating still images that can tell a story and work on improving my Modelling and Animation skills.
Software: I know to use is Blender, Autodesk Maya, Photoshop, Pixelmator, After Effects.
I am also trying to learn the procedural way by trying to learn Houdini in my free time.
I write about Animation and things that interest me, new posts are published every Tuesday.
I publish tech-based posts and tutorials on RevRYL.
Blender is a free production ready open-source 2D/3D Animation software package that is used by studios and individuals to create stunning artwork, animated films, models, packshots, VFX, 3D printing and video game development.
It is also one of the few software that offers GPU rendering (Cycles Renderer). Currently, it only supports CUDA GPU and has initial support for AMD so the render time may vary depending on the Graphics Card itself or the software may only support CPU rendering depending on the hardware support.
Adobe Brackets (once known as Edge) is a Open-Source cross-platform source/text editor for Web development written in HTML, CSS and Javascript.
Brackets is free and licensed under the MIT License and maintained on GitHub. Currently, Brackets has yet to achieve version 1.0. It gets updates roughly twice a month. Brackets, at the time, is under active development and may have a lot of bugs. Right now, it is at its Sprint 38th build. It offers support for many other non-web programming languages and styling languages like CSS, SCASS, SCSS, SASS, etc. It’s pretty much better than most of its competitors.
Ghost is a new blogging platform. It has a refreshingly innovative and responsive UI – one that can clearly be seen as the future of blogging. You might want to visit Ghost’s website to know more about it. I promise, once you’ve learnt how it works, you won’t stop thinking about it. While you’re at it, do learn how it’s installed on the Raspberry Pi from our tutorial below.
Ghost runs on Node.js and, like WordPress, is free to download and use. It is expressly intended to be a blogging platform unlike the recent evolution of WordPress.
Node.js is a brilliant platform for creating network applications. It is mainly known for its non-blocking I/O and event driven system. In simple terms, Node.js can easily handle a large number of requests while simultaneously consuming lesser server memory. These are the attributes one should be looking for in a low power server like, you guessed it, Raspberry Pi. Here, you’ll learn how to setup Node.js for Raspberry Pi.