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Tuxman:
I hereby start a thread for NANY 2025 projects.

Tuxman:
NANY 2025 Entry Information
Application Name dateprefixcopy Version 2.0.0 Short Description a file copier with a date prefix Supported OSes Windows Download Link https://cdn.tuxproject.de/projects/dateprefixcopy/ System Requirements
* Windows (for executing dpc.exe)
* unrar (for extracting dpc.exe from the download archives)Version History
* 2.0.0: Started versioning, major reworking of the GUIAuthor <- 

Description
There are companies (and people) which (and who) use yymmdd_filename as some kind of version control. dpc makes it easier.

Planned Features
No.

Screenshots


Usage
Installation
Unrar the archive, run dpc.exe. Press <Esc> to quit.

Using the Application
Drag file.docx into its main window and you will get a copy named 240618_file.docx. Drag multiple files and you will get multiple copies.

Uninstallation
Delete dpc.exe.

Known Issues
No, it's already perfect.

paradisusvic:
I hereby start a thread for NANY 2025 projects.
-Tuxman (September 25, 2024, 06:54 PM)
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Super! I'm definitely participating in NANY 2025.

I’ve been working on web applications lately and I’m pleasantly amazed at how much web technologies have progressed (WASM rocks!).

Perhaps it’s okay for a N.A.N.Y. release to be a web page? Is there a requirement for a release to be downloadable?

For instance, a client requested numerical OCR from the web by processing a user-selected image file with numbers, which was done very conveniently right from the webpage. (Once loaded, it even worked offline).

Native software will always have its place; nonetheless, I find the web to be very capable these days  :Thmbsup:

Special mention to Emscripten: Emscripten.org/about

Tuxman:
Web browsers are an atrocious runtime though.

paradisusvic:
Web browsers are an atrocious runtime though.
-Tuxman (September 30, 2024, 11:14 AM)
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On the bright side, the runtime is standardized and already installed on the device, which translates to zero configuration on the user's side. 😊

The latest person who wanted me to code for the web specifically asked for it so the app would run on mobile and desktop "as is". 📱💻

It seems that users value convenience more than raw execution speed. 😘

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