DiscUtils

Driven by the search for the most portable, reliable and flexible means of storing data, hardware companies went from punched cards and paper tapes to the solid state drives that have become ubiquitous among modern-day consumers expecting faster reading and writing speeds with each new iteration to ease their daily tasks.

However, for those who happened to experience the various chapters in this particular saga, nostalgia can play an important factor, leading many to prefer augmenting their collection of older storage mediums, such as compact discs, which is where a neat framework known as DiscUtils comes into play.

While an increasingly higher number of households tend to choose monthly subscription-based streaming services, plenty of people remain enticed by the idea of owning their media, thus opting for physical copies of their favorite movies and video games that will persist regardless of studios’ choice to pull their TV shows from digital storefronts.

As such, the library at hand lets developers craft applications that automate the creation of ISO files meant to burned to physical discs for indie game studios, independent singers or those who simply want to back up their data using an affordable storage medium that is still readily available for purchase in physical stores.