There's also sdcpp ( https://github.com/leejet/stable-diffusion.cpp ) . It is for people that know command line shells like bash or Powershell. SDCPP is like llama.cpp but it is for using text to image AI models. Not everyone likes the node/graph programming interface in Comfy or a Webpage interface. Some people need these GUI/web interfaces and get lost and frustrated in shell scripting.

A1111 (or rather Forge Neo at this point) can still be pretty useful (for a Windows user) if somebody just want a batteries-included approach because it makes it trivial to move back and forth between masking, manual inpainting, tacking on a high‑res fix and/or upscale, and swapping things out on the fly quickly.

Caveat: No idea how well A1111 and its variants function on Mac though.

These days I mostly use ComfyUI because after building out a node‑based workflow, it’s easy to export as a JSON file with websocket outputs that I can integrate into my programs.

https://github.com/Haoming02/sd-webui-forge-classic/tree/neo

I love AI content. I hate content written by AI.

It's not serious. It shows that the author doesn't care about showing what he's up to.

He cares about making content to post on a blog.

And that's disrespectful to the reader.