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If camera system software updates prevent you from using an existing Imaging Edge Mobile, you will need to migrate to Creators' App for the camera. Creators' App improves upon Imaging Edge Mobile functionality by adding new features such as cloud storage, the Discover site for interacting with other content creators, and support for future camera system software updates. After updating the camera system software, install Creators' App and set up a connection as described in "Connecting the camera to Creators' App."

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Imaging Edge Mobile Plus has been renamed Creators' App. Updating from Imaging Edge Mobile Plus 1.0 automatically applies Creators' App 2.0, which has a new icon. Creators' App improves upon Imaging Edge Mobile Plus functionality by adding new features such as cloud storage, the Discover site for interacting with other content creators, and support for future camera system software updates.

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One of the most common complaints about Redux is the amount of "boilerplate" involved. People complain about having to declare constants, writing indirect code, touching multiple files to implement features, and so on. I've specifically seen people asking why "action creators" are needed in several places (such as here, here, and here).

To me, the simplest and most idiomatic approach is to always use pre-bound action creators in your components. This removes the need for components to worry about dispatch, and makes them agnostic to Redux itself. In addition, I highly encourage the use of the object literal shorthand for binding actions with connect:

For a while, I used a utility function that could generate my mapDispatch functions, and ensure that all my bound action creators were available under a prop named actions (such as this.props.actions.someCallback()). However, I've changed my mind on that approach, and am phasing that out of my codebase as I go. I liked the explicitness of the intent, but eventually decided that it was too much of a conceptual coupling to Redux. My components had to "know" whether they were connected or not by knowing whether to call this.props.actions.someCallback() or this.props.someCallback(). It also introduced a bit of extra complexity and inconsistency.

I know that many people dislike adding extra layers of indirection and abstraction, to which I sympathize. I've always been a very pragmatic, direct, "let's write the code that actually does this" kind of developer, and I hate HammerFactories and enterprise architectures where everything is configured with a 15,000-line XML file. I've also seen concerns that prolific use of Redux reduces React to nothing more than a "fancy templating language", or a reinvention of MVC under another name. But, to me, consistent use of action creators promotes readable code with a reasonable level of abstraction, is in keeping with software engineering principles of encapsulation and DRY, and provides just enough decoupling between "display logic" and "business logic" to keep a codebase manageable and flexible.

Creators worldwide contribute to the richness and diversity of culture and we all enjoy their stories, their music, their films and their art. In order for this to continue, all our valued creators must be equipped with the knowledge they need to successfully manage their intellectual property rights. WIPO for Creators is a unique public private partnership, and with the support of creators, other stakeholders and governments across the globe, it will form a truly open and inclusive community. It will work together to improve networks and infrastructure supporting the growth of creative industries everywhere.

"Today, with the proliferation of social media and other platforms, it's easy for an artist to lose track of his or her work. So an initiative like WIPO for Creators is essential to get the recognition that we deserve. As an African artist, I know that the help of an initiative like WIPO for Creators is crucial. I have seen many, many of my fellow creators struggling to get access to information on how to protect their rights. The Internet has already helped us to get the international exposure. However, I think it is very important to improve our local system of intellectual property. We have to make sure that artists and creators from Africa are able to live from their work."

"I would like to be an ambassador for the fair and noble initiative that is WIPO for Creators. As a writer, I am highly sensitive to the fact that, as we are aware, many creators still cannot live on their works and may even face extreme difficulties. The protection of their creations is essential both for their recognition and for them to be able to live. Intellectual property protection, as guaranteed by WIPO, is therefore an important challenge and a modern-day necessity. We want to play our rightful part in changing things and improving what must be improved."

The distinct groups of top long-term value creators highlight that there is more than one path to strong and sustainable long-term TSR. Although each of these companies was able to develop its individual path, growth was essential for success. To promote growth, long-term value creators generally draw on two key strategy drivers:

Our 25-year retrospective highlights that exceptional companies can consistently create outstanding shareholder value over time. Compelling value creation strategies have turned volatility and downturns that were catastrophic for other companies into mere bumps in the road for these perennial value creators. The next quarter century will undoubtedly feature many ups and downs in the macro-economic, business, and capital-market environments. Companies employing the right approaches to identify promising markets and stay ahead of the competition will be well-positioned for sustained long-term value creation, regardless of what the future brings.

BMI is dedicated to nurturing and maintaining relationships with music creators. We offer workshops and showcases for emerging talent and BMI awards for songwriters and publishers whose public performances are extensive. Songwriters, publishers and composers can simply click the button below, allowing BMI to represent your music. More information on BMI can be found in our FAQ section.

We are a home for creators to ask and share advice for growing their YouTube channels. We offer a home for advice regarding YouTube strategy, techniques, advice, networks, monetization, and more. It is NOT a place for self promotion or feedback on videos.

Our community is aimed at established creators that are earning money from their channels. If you are just starting out, /r/NewTubers can offer guidance and if you're doing it as a hobby, /r/YouTubers can assist.

This subreddit is not for self-promotion or feedback. Do NOT submit direct links to your channels or any videos. (The exception is linking to videos made by YouTube for creators, such as videos on Creator Insider)

Professional content creators rely on a variety of applications to complete their work. Tasks like 3D modeling and design, character animation, generative design, and product visualization have different compute requirements that need to be considered for optimal productivity. ff782bc1db