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[1127.66 --> 1128.36] in complex
[1128.36 --> 1129.48] and unpredictable
[1129.48 --> 1130.24] environments.
[1130.58 --> 1131.26] Find patterns
[1131.26 --> 1132.28] and outliers
[1132.28 --> 1133.12] across billions
[1133.12 --> 1133.88] of rows of data
[1133.88 --> 1134.64] and definitively
[1134.64 --> 1135.44] solve your problems.
[1135.88 --> 1136.62] And we use Honeycomb
[1136.62 --> 1137.36] here at Change.
[1137.40 --> 1138.02] That's why we welcome
[1138.02 --> 1138.44] the opportunity
[1138.44 --> 1139.40] to add them
[1139.40 --> 1140.18] as one of our
[1140.18 --> 1141.20] infrastructure partners.
[1141.70 --> 1142.22] In particular,
[1142.22 --> 1143.12] we use Honeycomb
[1143.12 --> 1143.88] to track down
[1143.88 --> 1144.86] CDN issues recently,
[1145.18 --> 1145.68] which we talked
[1145.68 --> 1146.60] about at length
[1146.60 --> 1147.84] on the Kaizen edition
[1147.84 --> 1149.06] of the Ship It podcast.
[1149.30 --> 1149.98] So check that out.
[1150.20 --> 1150.70] Here's the thing.
[1150.92 --> 1151.78] Teams who don't use
[1151.78 --> 1152.18] Honeycomb
[1152.18 --> 1153.32] are forced to find
[1153.32 --> 1154.20] the needle in the haystack.
[1154.20 --> 1155.34] They scroll through
[1155.34 --> 1156.44] endless dashboards
[1156.44 --> 1157.48] playing whack-a-mole.
[1157.72 --> 1158.88] They deal with alert floods,
[1159.08 --> 1159.70] trying to guess
[1159.70 --> 1160.74] which one matters,
[1161.08 --> 1162.06] and they go from tool
[1162.06 --> 1162.92] to tool to tool
[1162.92 --> 1163.76] playing sleuth,
[1163.98 --> 1164.60] trying to figure out
[1164.60 --> 1165.72] how all the puzzle pieces
[1165.72 --> 1166.34] fit together.
[1166.68 --> 1167.94] It's this context switching
[1167.94 --> 1169.04] and tool sprawl
[1169.04 --> 1169.96] that are slowly killing
[1169.96 --> 1171.00] teams' effectiveness
[1171.00 --> 1172.36] and ultimately hindering
[1172.36 --> 1173.00] their business.
[1173.40 --> 1173.92] With Honeycomb,
[1174.00 --> 1174.98] you get a fast,
[1175.28 --> 1175.84] unified,
[1176.12 --> 1177.62] and clear understanding
[1177.62 --> 1179.02] of the one thing
[1179.02 --> 1180.16] driving your business.
[1180.42 --> 1180.84] Production.
[1181.36 --> 1181.94] With Honeycomb,
[1181.94 --> 1182.88] you guess less
[1182.88 --> 1183.84] and you know more.
[1184.30 --> 1184.90] Join the swarm
[1184.90 --> 1186.70] and try Honeycomb free today
[1186.70 --> 1188.30] at honeycomb.io
[1188.30 --> 1189.42] slash changelog.
[1189.58 --> 1190.14] Again,
[1190.28 --> 1191.40] honeycomb.io
[1191.40 --> 1193.06] slash changelog.
[1210.02 --> 1210.54] So,
[1210.74 --> 1211.62] you're going through that,
[1211.62 --> 1212.76] like what you just said,
[1212.82 --> 1213.28] made me think
[1213.28 --> 1214.30] maybe my idea
[1214.30 --> 1216.42] of what OOP is
[1216.42 --> 1218.02] is pretty heavily influenced
[1218.02 --> 1218.56] and biased
[1218.56 --> 1219.54] by writing Go.
[1219.76 --> 1219.98] Like,
[1220.02 --> 1220.88] I haven't written anything
[1220.88 --> 1223.08] but Go in a long time.
[1223.44 --> 1223.62] Right?
[1223.76 --> 1224.02] So,
[1224.50 --> 1224.70] like,
[1224.86 --> 1225.74] probably two or three years
[1225.74 --> 1226.28] at this point.
[1226.80 --> 1227.02] So,
[1227.10 --> 1227.70] going through that,
[1227.84 --> 1228.20] you're right.
[1228.30 --> 1228.46] Like,
[1228.86 --> 1230.00] I think a lot of the,
[1230.00 --> 1230.22] like,
[1230.32 --> 1231.42] OOP stuff that was taught
[1231.42 --> 1231.88] in school,
[1232.46 --> 1233.40] I don't use anymore,
[1233.40 --> 1234.36] but I still think of what
[1234.36 --> 1235.76] I'm doing as object-oriented.
[1236.06 --> 1236.94] And maybe I'm wrong.
[1237.14 --> 1237.30] Like,
[1237.98 --> 1238.18] like,
[1238.24 --> 1238.80] in my mind,
[1239.20 --> 1239.90] object-oriented
[1239.90 --> 1241.28] is just like encapsulating
[1241.28 --> 1242.58] a set of data