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Crispy Checksum builds and maintains a checksum file (MD5 based, so far) for a specified folder and lets you verify the changes and detect slow data loss due to upcoming disk failures. Using its intuitive user interface, you can view changes in that folder and update the checksum file(s) continuously. You can obtain the source code at: https://crispy-cow.de/git/cchksum.git/

...Main features: - use flexibility and power of .NET Framework to create new plugin, - base classes for all TC plugin types - FS, Lister, Packer, and Content, - easy debugging with included tracing system, - all optional methods not implemented in managed plugin are excluded from the final TC plugin, - TC calls are translated into managed calls with parameters marshaling, - each plugin loads into separate Application Domain (AD) to provide isolation and security boundaries for executing managed code, - unified loader located in Default AD loads all types of TC plugins, - control over the lifetime policy for managed plugin instance, - auto support for Unicode and 64-bit features, - compact final binary files (usually < 100 KB)

On the surface, Double File may look like WinDirStat (from which it borrows code) or similar graphical drive utilization utilities: e.g. the second assembly 'Volume Treemap'. However, Double File is project-based: it saves file checksums in directory listings you store locally. It facilitates planning and transitioning between computers and operating systems: snapshot your drive and safely archive it. Listings can be searched when volumes are off site.

...Image Organizer helps you sort image files into folders, with an easy drag-and-drop or keyboard controlled system. Written in C#, using WPF and shows an implementation of MVVM with a few attached behaviors to keep the code behind truly clean.

File system/directory monitoring utilities with loggin and task processing support (can execute files or make a WCF service call). Multiple configuration options. Source code libraries can be used to create a custom file system monitor.