When I have enough time, I'm usually using 125-bit ID which I convert to 25 alphanumeric characters (something like [A-Z0-9] excluding [IO01]).
Standard UUID length is 36 characters. So you have identifiers 11 characters less and they're actually a tiny bit more readable and writeable if you decide to type them for some reason.
Standard UUID length is 36 characters. So you have identifiers 11 characters less and they're actually a tiny bit more readable and writeable if you decide to type them for some reason.