This is a follow up post to it's Part-I counterpart where I explained both the white and black listing approaches for selective sync in Dropbox. This post intends to describes two different approaches to setting up whitelisting based selective sync on your host machine. These approaches apparently differ…
This is going to be a series of two blog posts wherein I would be discussing an approach alternative to Dropbox's Blacklisting Based Selective Sync. Yes, I am talking about Whitelisting Based Selective Sync in Dropbox. This approach for selective sync though is not natively supported by Dropbox…
The objective of this blog post is to explain how you can configure unlimited dropbox accounts on single PC using a container-based virtualization technology called Docker. This post of course is going to be tricky for a non-technical audience, for the approach itself being technical, but at the end of…
This blog is in continuation to the last blog that I wrote about Reporting Quality Bugs, which discussed what a quality bug is and the factors that influence the quality of a bug report. In this blog post I will be discussing the fields that would constitute a quality bug…
Quality of a bug is indispensable. In this blog post we will be discussing what a quality bug is and some factors that influence the quality of a bug. In a subsequent blog post I will be discussing what in my opinion would comprise a well documented quality bug. Please…