I like hyphen-case because the cursor snaps to the hyphen when I’m editing with ALT + arrow key. But underscores are easier to read… 🤔 One of life’s great mysteries.

yes. all of the above. ☺︎

untitled_32, untitled_32 (1), untitled_32 (2)

i don't

snake_case for sure. and if it has multiple versions or revisions, then usually: YYMMDD_snake_case

contextual case

whatEVERCase!

Regular Title Case 01

CamelCase 🐪 and sometimes, hypen-case

DATE_Client-ProjectName_version_author Example: 240403_Nike_LandingPage_v2_dme

lately-like-this

snake_case

i do camelCases

My file naming is a mix of snake & hyphen. Hyphens are used to break up catalog.

PascalCase?

camelcase or snakecase depending on the language. mostly camel case though. also it would be a lower c for camel 😅

hypen-case because it's easier to jump around and edit. But 'meta' infos get added after in snake_case

Back in the day it wouldve been: 20240423_CamelCase_NC Year, month, day, file, person’s intuitions of file.this was it it was duplicated we knew who did what. Now it's just: Camel Case_*insert type* (wip, presentation, handoff, etc)