While not a perfect solution to it, we use UUIDs throughout our application as IDs. But when we expose them in URLs or other places provide them as an encoded i

While not a perfect solution to it, we use UUIDs throughout our application as IDs. But when we expose them in URLs or other places provide them as an encoded id (https://docs.crunchybridge.com/api-concepts/eid/ https://docs.crunchybridge.com/api-concepts/eid/). It at least makes them a little more compact, easier to copy/paste than UUIDs, and generally a cleaner look.