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the only use case I can think of is that if you are debugging or doing some sort of data entry/editing it is easier to recognise your UUIDs
by duiker101 6y ago
the only use case I can think of is that if you are debugging or doing some sort of data entry/editing it is easier to recognise your UUIDs
- adamcharnock 6y agoIn a recent project I did this using colour. This was an logging/audit interface, where each line may include one or more UUIDs. For each UUID I 1) truncated it, 2) gave it a background colour based on the UUID itself, and 3) prefixed it with an icon for the object type. The overall effect was actually pretty good. One could easily scan the list for the same UUIDs based on the colour, and the icon added clarity as to what was being referred to