The pdf didnt mention the most important point - keep it short and to the point
Its so hard to use CI interface and type that filename every time or navigating to in file explorer when its so long to read and the important bits of info should always be at the start.
Iso date conventions arent necessary since most files have metadata associated with it (create and modified date) so adding ISO date format is redundant for human made files . As you can always use a bulk renamer at any point.
But my point still stands just sort regularly and add some sorting identifier at the front of the file. Depending on who is working on file and what context it is a simple number at front suffices 01, 02, 03, etc or it can be a word and version number at end
Lastly the author didnt mention foldernames. Those need to be one or two words at most to help segregate information if theres lots of files in that one folder
If your creating machine made / autogenerated saved reports following a standard ISO state convention makes sense though, with regexable slugs, etc
Its so hard to use CI interface and type that filename every time or navigating to in file explorer when its so long to read and the important bits of info should always be at the start.
Iso date conventions arent necessary since most files have metadata associated with it (create and modified date) so adding ISO date format is redundant for human made files . As you can always use a bulk renamer at any point.
But my point still stands just sort regularly and add some sorting identifier at the front of the file. Depending on who is working on file and what context it is a simple number at front suffices 01, 02, 03, etc or it can be a word and version number at end
Lastly the author didnt mention foldernames. Those need to be one or two words at most to help segregate information if theres lots of files in that one folder
If your creating machine made / autogenerated saved reports following a standard ISO state convention makes sense though, with regexable slugs, etc