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[1015.70 --> 1016.90] the classic sort of way
[1016.90 --> 1017.80] of doing things.
[1017.80 --> 1019.38] And I think
[1019.38 --> 1019.76] this is,
[1019.90 --> 1020.50] I think that's
[1020.50 --> 1021.30] where it's coming from
[1021.30 --> 1022.00] because we came
[1022.00 --> 1022.70] with a language
[1022.70 --> 1023.70] that was so strong
[1023.70 --> 1024.58] in that space
[1024.58 --> 1025.72] and in that space
[1025.72 --> 1026.84] you really don't need,
[1026.98 --> 1027.44] you know,
[1027.48 --> 1028.60] a lot of running objects
[1028.60 --> 1029.40] and whatever objects
[1029.40 --> 1029.92] you have
[1029.92 --> 1031.16] are probably going
[1031.16 --> 1032.46] to die soon anyways.
[1033.04 --> 1033.64] And if we think
[1033.64 --> 1035.02] also like those APIs,
[1035.74 --> 1035.98] you know,
[1036.02 --> 1036.68] it sounds funny,
[1036.78 --> 1037.22] but I mean,
[1037.26 --> 1038.40] objects don't live long
[1038.40 --> 1038.96] in APIs
[1038.96 --> 1040.78] unless they live
[1040.78 --> 1041.96] the entire lifetime
[1041.96 --> 1042.92] of the application.
[1042.92 --> 1045.06] and like the server,
[1045.24 --> 1045.62] for instance,
[1045.72 --> 1046.48] that could be
[1046.48 --> 1048.16] an object.
[1048.56 --> 1049.22] Their struts
[1049.22 --> 1050.32] are limited to fields
[1050.32 --> 1051.38] like configurations
[1051.38 --> 1052.76] and they don't have
[1052.76 --> 1053.44] many methods,
[1053.52 --> 1053.72] right?
[1054.22 --> 1055.12] But then if you look,
[1055.24 --> 1055.54] for instance,
[1055.66 --> 1056.68] at how they set up
[1056.68 --> 1057.66] their repositories
[1057.66 --> 1059.10] or how they set up
[1059.10 --> 1059.76] their models,
[1059.92 --> 1060.46] how they set up
[1060.46 --> 1061.04] these things,
[1061.44 --> 1062.80] because we didn't
[1062.80 --> 1063.60] have generics
[1063.60 --> 1065.08] up until very recently,
[1065.74 --> 1066.34] they don't really
[1066.34 --> 1067.44] use objects for that
[1067.44 --> 1068.16] or they generate
[1068.16 --> 1069.12] a lot of code,
[1069.12 --> 1069.74] but they don't
[1069.74 --> 1070.84] actually know
[1070.84 --> 1071.56] what's in it
[1071.56 --> 1072.70] or care so much
[1072.70 --> 1073.30] about it
[1073.30 --> 1075.04] just to save,
[1075.22 --> 1075.40] store,
[1075.52 --> 1075.80] whatever.
[1075.96 --> 1076.66] But with generics,
[1076.70 --> 1077.18] you can actually
[1077.18 --> 1078.64] store any kind
[1078.64 --> 1079.26] of model
[1079.26 --> 1080.62] into any kind
[1080.62 --> 1081.90] of database
[1081.90 --> 1083.44] or repository.
[1084.18 --> 1085.26] So we are
[1085.26 --> 1086.18] that much stronger
[1086.18 --> 1088.02] in that sense.
[1088.20 --> 1088.40] Now,
[1088.72 --> 1090.42] maybe that's going
[1090.42 --> 1090.58] to,
[1090.78 --> 1091.92] maybe now the people
[1091.92 --> 1092.64] are actually going
[1092.64 --> 1093.42] to write code
[1093.42 --> 1094.10] for themselves.
[1094.10 --> 1094.64] They're actually
[1094.64 --> 1096.52] going to spend
[1096.52 --> 1097.26] more time thinking
[1097.26 --> 1098.10] about what they
[1098.10 --> 1099.10] want to express.
[1099.12 --> 1099.68] and how,
[1100.18 --> 1100.56] hopefully.
[1113.16 --> 1114.30] This episode
[1114.30 --> 1115.38] is brought to you
[1115.38 --> 1116.06] by Honeycomb.
[1116.20 --> 1116.96] Find your most
[1116.96 --> 1117.80] perplexing application
[1117.80 --> 1118.56] issues.
[1118.86 --> 1119.70] Honeycomb is
[1119.70 --> 1121.24] a fast analysis
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[1122.22 --> 1122.80] the truth about
[1122.80 --> 1123.90] every aspect
[1123.90 --> 1125.02] of your application
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