Great overal review of UUIDS including some in depth information. One thing I missed is for example the migration from auto increment primary keys to UUIDs. Also more practical examples of pros and cons, the ones mentioned were quite abstract and high level.
I have been working with UUIDs (using your library) in multiple projects, but had never looked into the internals (except during the Code Night). Which is probably a good thing, because that means that it Just Works™. But I wanted to learn some more about how the UUIDs and your library work exactly and your talk helped me accomplish that.
Thank you again for the great talk and for your work on the UUID library!
It was interesting to hear that UUIDs are not completely random, and what the differences between the different versions are.
I also liked the part about how a lot of configuration can be swapped in ramsey/uuid to customise UUIDs for those who are so inclined.
Interesting talk, well presented.
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Nice talk. Good to know the architecture behind the UUID. One comment though try to get more interaction with your audience.
Great overview
Interesting to hear about the 'internals' of UUIDs.
Good overview.
Great overal review of UUIDS including some in depth information. One thing I missed is for example the migration from auto increment primary keys to UUIDs. Also more practical examples of pros and cons, the ones mentioned were quite abstract and high level.
Good insight, and well presented
I have been working with UUIDs (using your library) in multiple projects, but had never looked into the internals (except during the Code Night). Which is probably a good thing, because that means that it Just Works™. But I wanted to learn some more about how the UUIDs and your library work exactly and your talk helped me accomplish that.
Thank you again for the great talk and for your work on the UUID library!
Great talk about the algorithm of UUID's and the different versions.
It was interesting to hear that UUIDs are not completely random, and what the differences between the different versions are.
I also liked the part about how a lot of configuration can be swapped in ramsey/uuid to customise UUIDs for those who are so inclined.
Interesting talk, well presented.