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UUIDv7 is a 128-bit unique identifier that is time-sortable with 1 ms precision. It can be used as record identifiers in databases, including distributed ones. The post provides an implementation of UUIDv7 in 20 different programming languages.

UUIDv7 in 20 languages

I found your article on UUIDv7 to be very insightful and well-explained. The way you broke down the benefits of combining time-ordered properties with randomness and uniqueness was particularly enlightening. It’s clear how UUIDv7 can enhance performance in distributed systems. Thanks for sharing this informative piece!

Pretty useful article, didn’t know the structure of UUIDs

Explanation and Implementation in the most common languages all in one post, that’s a very good post, I like that !

Love using UUID’s. I use them for filenames lol