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 But this process requires a considerable learning curve to start creating something that actually works, and moreover support further creation. From this we can also clearly understand that creativity stays scientific and democratic only when it is transparent and collaborative. In reality everyone cannot be a software developer. But the digital tools required to ease creativity without again writing the software from scratch every time, demands a **"Do not Repeat Yourself"** and strikes a balance between **"Do It Yourself/Ourself"** strategy.
+===== Space for Everyone =====
+Community must work towards a space "Something for Everyone" vision. In such view, having a coding hegemony or intellectual domination pertaining to coding as the only art and scientific practice makes the community as monotonic, and eventually drives our colours of participation and diversity. In order to maintain the diversity, the knowledge, practice needs to be maintained diversified too. Suddenly it occurs like a chicken and egg problem. But it really it need not be. People who can code also can have other hobbies and vice versa.
+Moreover in digital realm, people who can code and have other passionate art hobbies can create tools that actually suit the creation of art. Thus at macro scale, we need people who have their passion in other art forms and have software development has auxiliary hobby. Thus on both roads a balance needs to be striked down. It can be only grey and not black/white decision.
+The following are the curated list of creative areas where coding skill need not be a prerequisite.
+==== For non-coders ====
+^ No. ^ Field ^ Tool ^ Use |
+^ 1. | Graphics | GIMP | Image/Photo Editing |
+^ 2. | Graphics | Inkscape | Vector Editing/Designing |
+^ 3. | Graphics | Krita | Image/Photo/Vector Editing |
+^ 4. | Graphics | My Paint | Digital painting/Editing |
+^ 5. | Animation | Synfig Studio | Animation |
+^ 6. | Modeling/Animation | Blender | Animation, Modeling, Gaming |
+^ 7. | CAD | FreeCAD | Modeling, Creating reproducible designs |
+^ 8. | CAD | Antimony | CAD tool from other universe |
+^ 9. | GIS | GRASS | GIS/RS Tool for Geospatial analysis |
+^ 10. | GIS | QGIS | GIS/RS Tool for Geospatial analysis |
+^ 11. | GIS | SAGA | GIS/RS Tool for Geospatial analysis |
+^ 12. | Generative Art | Nodebox | Generative/Random Art with block diagrams |
+^ 13. | Radio/Hardware | Pothosware | Hardware usage, Radio, communication |
+^ 14. | Radio | GNURadio | Radio, Communication... |
+^ 15. | Synthesis, Multimedia | PureData | Audio/Visual synthesis using nodes, blocks |
+^ 16. | Multimedia Production| OBStudio | Multimedia Production |
+^ 17. | Multimedia Production | Natron | Nodebased composting tool |
+^ 18. | Audio Production | Audacity | Editing Audio recordings, files, conversion, DSP |
+^ 19. | Audio Production | Ardour | Audio Workstation |
+^ 20. | Story Boarding, Script Writing | Storyboarding | Writers, Directors, Screenplay, Narration, Story Telling |
+==== For coders ====
+^ No. ^ Field ^ Tool ^ Use |
+^ 1. | Generative Art | Alchemy | Generative Art with Vector Editing |
+^ 2. | Generative Art | Processing | Generative Art with Vector Editing |
+^ 3. | Generative Art | OpenFrameworks | Generative Art with Vector Editing |
+^ 4. | Generative Art | Kojo | Generative/Random Art with Scala |
+^ 5. | CAD | OpenSCAD | Programmers CAD |
+^ 6. | CAD | Libfive | Scheme based CAD |