Stop using IDs that don’t mean anything in .NET

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Hello everybody I'm Nick and in this video I will show you a different approach to IDs in .NET. Guid is by far the most common type of ID you will encounter when working with .NET and for a good reason. In this video I will show you a safer approach that adds meaning to the IDs you use.

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