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I get the public API argument, but it certainly feels backwards to structure the internals of your application for that specific use case. Generating and mappin
by codr7 3y ago
I get the public API argument, but it certainly feels backwards to structure the internals of your application for that specific use case. Generating and mapping an UUID to your identifier when you need it is pretty straight forward and allows you to avoid exposing the identifier at all.
Which leaves partitioning, something that very few applications will ever need, even if plenty of developers hope they will. A slightly less weird use case, but perfectly doable up to a point using regular sequences.
I see a solution looking for problems.
- oxfordmale 3y agoI have build many successful systems without ever using a GUID. However, at a certain scale they become very handy, and it then it definitely helps you can also sort them.