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As others already pointed out, UUIDv7 is a solid choice and if you don't like the default representation, you can encode the underlying byte array with base62 f
by cryptos 10mo ago
As others already pointed out, UUIDv7 is a solid choice and if you don't like the default representation, you can encode the underlying byte array with base62 for example, to get short, URL-friendly IDs.