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How to Create Stripe-Like Database IDs with Drizzle • Safe and Performant!

About a year ago @t3dotgg walked through all the UUID versions, CUID • and highlighted the tension between @PlanetScale's recommendations and the CUID team’s recommendations. It raised good questions, but it also left a lot of people unsure about what to actually use in real backends. #planetscale #drizzle #uuid This video focuses on the practical side: what reliably works today, and the ID setup I use across my projects (with Drizzle) that stays fast, sortable, secure, and easy to work with. What I cover: • what makes a good database ID (randomness, performance, security, and look-and-feel) • how to implement the setup cleanly in Drizzle using custom types If you want a modern, sortable, prefixable, Stripe-style ID that plays nicely with serverless • this will walk you through it. Resources: • Code → https://github.com/sashkode/best-data... • Theo's Video →    • The Problem With UUIDs   • UUIDv7 → https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc956... • Drizzle Custom Types → https://orm.drizzle.team/docs/custom-... • PlanetScale Article → https://planetscale.com/blog/the-prob... If you want a follow-up on how to setup CI/CD for PlanetScale branches and Vercel, I have a lot of great tips there. Leave a comment! 👉 Subscribe for more backend + Next.js deep dives 🌟 Star the repo if it helped you out 📖 Blog post: https://videos.sashkode.dev/how-to-cr...