Being able to effectively manage people, tasks and resources is an important skill in games development. Working at a high organizational level, Trello helps us break down tasks, costs and time. But, for developers going about their work every day, more is needed. Artists, animators and other creatives frequently need to share files with each other, like textures, meshes, movies, animations, and more. To do this, you can use e-mail attachments and memory sticks, but this soon grows tedious: e-mail attachments are very limited in size, and memory sticks require people to be located close to each other if they're to be effective. Ideally, artists need a central, internet-accessible storage space for their files, which can be accessed by all team members. This is where cloud storage and synchronization clients can be very useful. Cloud storage refers to a remote server where users can upload and download their files. It's simply a storage place somewhere on...