Versions 1. 2 and earlier are heavily based on SQL-Ledger's code. As of 1. 3 our codebase is quickly moving away from what we inherited. As of 1. 5 our User Interface has moved to Dojo Javascript libraries providing a more dynamic feel. Some of the improvements that we've made to the code base so far include: Enhanced security More reports Better data integrity controls More code quality control measures Major code size reduction while growing functionality Unit testing Infrastructure to help ensure once an issue is fixed it stays fixed BDD (headless automated browser) Testing infrastructure A very large number of tests against both testing frameworks Travel in our history with Internet Archive and WayBackMachine.
Buggy Backup Pro is for sale for free again on the Play Store. This is the best Android backup app for non rooted phones in my opinion and usually costs $5. 99. I've posted about this when it was free in the past and a lot of people were interested (apart from the odd name), so since I saw it was free again, I figured it was worth posting. I am not related to this app in any way, other than being a user. Buggy Backup Pro Play Store link
Not only will it take away the white dingy glaze, but it can restore your shine. In a clean spray bottle combine 1 cup of water and 1 cup of vinegar. For an extra kick, add a tablespoon of dish soap. Give it a good shake and spray down your shower walls, fixtures, and glass doors. Allow it to sit for about 20 minutes or so. Using the sponge, scrub in slow circles. For particularly scaly areas, bust out the soft bristle brush. Rinse and repeat as necessary. 2. Clean Soap Scum in Tubs and Sinks The inside of your fiberglass or porcelain tub and sink can see the brunt of soap scum if you take baths or have really hard water. For these areas, you might want a little more fighting power. In this instance baking soda works great, because it adds a bit of grit to scrub that soap scum. To clean soap scum, you'll need to: Add a cup of baking soda to about 1/4 to 1/3 cup of vinegar. (You're looking to make a scrubbing paste. ) Let it foam. Using a sponge, add the paste to the tub or sink, paying special attention to thick soap scum areas.