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Depending on your use case, exposing timestamp (as date of creation) can be even worse than exposing incremental id. Of course, if your domain requirements are different, it is a perfectly good solution.
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In Laravel, I use timestamp-first UUID4 to make the database indexing and orderby works just like auto-incremented IDs.
Depending on your use case, exposing timestamp (as date of creation) can be even worse than exposing incremental id. Of course, if your domain requirements are different, it is a perfectly good solution.