ULID vs UUID: Sortable IDs for Database Keys
ULID vs UUID for database keys: why time-ordered IDs improve index performance, how ULIDs encode time and how they compare with UUID v4 and v7.
Guides on test data, international formats, privacy, passwords and probability.
ULID vs UUID for database keys: why time-ordered IDs improve index performance, how ULIDs encode time and how they compare with UUID v4 and v7.
MongoDB ObjectId structure explained: what the timestamp, random value and counter bytes mean, how to read creation dates and when to use your own _id.
How Ethereum addresses work: where the 0x and 40 hex characters come from, what the EIP-55 checksum does and how to test wallet inputs safely.
IPv6 address notation explained: how to shorten addresses with ::, which prefixes mean link-local, private or documentation, and how to test parsers.
Learn how IBAN check digits are calculated with the mod-97 method, how to validate an IBAN in code and how to test payment forms with safe sample data.
ABA routing numbers explained: what each of the nine digits means, how the 3-7-1 checksum works and how to validate ACH and payroll forms in your code.
How to decode a VIN: what the manufacturer code, model year letter, plant code and check digit mean, plus a quick way to verify a VIN by hand.
ISBN-13 check digits explained with worked examples: what each part of a book number means, how to convert ISBN-10 to ISBN-13 and how to validate both.
EAN vs UPC barcodes explained: how EAN-13, UPC-A and EAN-8 differ, what the prefix really means and how the check digit is calculated, with examples.
License plate formats around the world explained: how plates in the UK, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, India and Brazil are built, plus fun plate games.
Random decimals explained: how they are generated, why 0.1 + 0.2 is not 0.3 in code, how to round correctly and practical uses in tests and simulations.
Fun fraction practice activities for kids: comparing, simplifying, number lines and decimal conversion games you can run in minutes with random fractions.
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