Grome (short for Ground Moeling Environment) is a 3D simulation software for game environment that was especially designed for game developers, developed by Quad Software from Romania in 2007. However, its applications are not limited to entertainment industry. More than a terrain editor/level editor, it is also a complete scene constructor. In fact, it was also successfully used in some other cases, for example: virtual reality projects, real-time 3D simulation, the creation of scenes for offline rendering, and more.

There are so many excellent free file storage/sharing services on the Internet, but downloading files from these websites often comes with various annoying restrictions. For example, speed limit, traffic limit, accessible time limit, mandatory wait for some time (which can be minutes or even hours) before being allowed to download, input verification code before downloading, and so on. If you can't stand all this, then Universal Share Downloader may be just what you need.

Batch Compiler is a professional and easy to use batch scripts editor and compiler, also currently the only one real sense of integrated development environment for batch development, developed by Isuru Arunoda from Sri Lanka. It comes with excellent batch file editor, debugger, converter, and compiler, and has a very clean and clear user interface.

ILSpy is a free and open-source .NET assembly browser and decompression tool that is pretty popular in the C# development field, developed by ICSharpCode (i.e. the development team of SharpDevelop). It has the user interface, layout, and decompilation functions similar to Red Gate Software's .NET Reflector. Moreover, sometimes for some assemblies that can not be decompiled with .NET Reflector (because of encryption), it's still possible to do that using ILSpy. Simply speaking, it has only one purpose - to finally completely replace .NET Reflector and do better.

Although various plug-ins can greatly expand the functionality and improve the usage experience of web browser, they do consume too many system resources, so that make your browser start and run slower and slower, even get stuck frequently. In other words, too many browser addons end up making the user experience worse! Based on this fact, something better than plugins - userscript emerged, and is becoming more and more popular now. Although it's a little hard to get started and only suitable for advanced computer users, once you get used to it, you can't leave it any more.