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feat: Added testimonial #57

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@TfedUD TfedUD commented Aug 16, 2022

@mostaphaRoudsari Hi! trying to get caught up on backlog.
Ive added a testimonial and photo and the likes.
1000% ok if not wanting to merge: just had this on my list!

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Thanks, @TfedUD!

  1. See my comments.
  2. You probably need to rebase your branch to resolve the conflicts.

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<div class="col-lg-12 col-md-12col-sm-12 col-xs-12">
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At EDS, we have been using Ladybug Tools at every stage of our projects starting from
climate and microclimate analysis, building form finding, façade optimization, indoor
and outdoor comfort studies, daylight and preliminary energy performance evaluation,
and taking it further for detailed energy modeling. The tools' versatility and capability
to accommodate a range of analysis types and visualization techniques give us an
opportunity to go beyond conventional analysis and communicate our findings and results
effectively to the design team and clients.
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<img src="./assets/img/home/testimonial/ram_eds.jpg" alt="..." />
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<h5>Ram Joshi</h5>
<a href="https://edsglobal.com/" target="_blank">Energy Analyst, Environmental Design Solutions</a>
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This looks like a leftover. Do you want to remove it?

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Ladybug Tools has been the gateway for me into not only dynamic energy modeling, but also programming,
and an overall programatic and parametric conceptualization of building physics. The accessability of LBT
in my opinion is phenomenal. Having such a modular interface into the 'perfect parametric equation'
(building energy models), I would not be able to work how I do, and adress each project in the mannor I do
for my clients without Ladybug Tools. The open source nature of the hackability and extensibility facilitated
by the LBT crew has without a doubt been formative for me, not only as a building energy professional, but as a programmer
and sustainability enthusiast. 10/10 would likely not be in this line of work were it not for the LBT crew.
No other energy modeling toolset I've personally found can offer anything close to the scope and scale of what LBT
makes possible!
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Ladybug Tools has been the gateway for me into not only dynamic energy modeling, but also programming,
and an overall programatic and parametric conceptualization of building physics. The accessability of LBT
in my opinion is phenomenal. Having such a modular interface into the 'perfect parametric equation'
(building energy models), I would not be able to work how I do, and adress each project in the mannor I do
for my clients without Ladybug Tools. The open source nature of the hackability and extensibility facilitated
by the LBT crew has without a doubt been formative for me, not only as a building energy professional, but as a programmer
and sustainability enthusiast. 10/10 would likely not be in this line of work were it not for the LBT crew.
No other energy modeling toolset I've personally found can offer anything close to the scope and scale of what LBT
makes possible!
Ladybug Tools has been the gateway for me into not only dynamic energy modeling, but also programming,
and an overall programmatic and parametric conceptualization of building physics. The accessibility of LBT
in my opinion is phenomenal. Having such a modular interface into the 'perfect parametric equation'
(building energy models), I would not be able to work how I do, and address each project in the manner I do
for my clients without Ladybug Tools. The open source nature of the hackability and extensibility facilitated
by the LBT crew has without a doubt been formative for me, not only as a building energy professional, but as a programmer
and sustainability enthusiast. 10/10 would likely not be in this line of work were it not for the LBT crew.
No other energy modeling toolset I've personally found can offer anything close to the scope and scale of what LBT
makes possible!

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