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I had no idea people still used autoincrementing ids. Do people also build businesses on cakephp and joomla?
by sergiotapia 6y ago
I had no idea people still used autoincrementing ids. Do people also build businesses on cakephp and joomla?
- judge2020 6y agoIt makes even less sense with the "publicid" query string you see being a uuid.
- Thorentis 6y agoNo, we all ditched a perfectly good way of doing something and switch frameworks every 6 months to keep up with the latest JavaScript fad.
- sergiotapia 6y ago>perfectly good way of doing something I don't agree
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- denkmoon 6y agoI prefer to have actual access control rather than relying on my adversary not being able to iterate ints.
- sergiotapia 6y agonot a binary choice
- watermelon0 6y agoWhy would you pick those two projects? They are both actively developed, and have recently released stable versions. I don't use either, but I quickly checked cakephp, and I think their code is great, and they have 94% test coverage.
- anaganisk 6y agoHurrrdurrr php bad, go, rust good.
- Dylan16807 6y ago> I had no idea people still used autoincrementing ids. said the user in post number 26977295, replying to post number 26976540.
- chromanoid 6y agoYou actually should in the backend, at least when using clustered indices... See also https://vladmihalcea.com/clustered-index/ https://vladmihalcea.com/clustered-index/ Last section about "Clustered Index column monotonicity". Of course a public facing uuid or so is possible, but you want to index this too...