Twitter makes it easy to feel like programming is cool but this is literally what everyone else thinks about you

I'm joining Axiom as an advisor after several months of consulting with them behind the scenes. It's the natural successor to Splunk where I was the first head of product. Here's my POV. W screenshots of 1.0 Splunk MRD I wrote w facts lost this week. linkedin.com/pulse/og-splun…

Exciting update: Introducing field value auto-completion in APL queries to boost your productivity and reduce errors. Explore your data faster with suggested field values as you type. Learn more 👉 axiom.co/changelog/apl-…

See how Ruggable boosted conversion rates, enhanced user interaction, and elevated their brand experience—it's not just about server performance Luis Rosario of Ruggable says, "The ease of it was just a slam dunk" Discover how Axiom boosts E-commerce axiom.co/customers/rugg…

I can retire now 🫡

This is exactly how any new tech should be approached. AI is just another tool in get chest to solve the problem you go to sleep thinking about and wake up wanting to attack. The goal wasn’t ever to write lines of code, that was a means to an end.

Now you can use SQL in Axiom Queries ↳ (not in the way you're probably thinking) More details in the link bellow

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🎙️Here's Neil Jagdish Patel from Axiom on the Orb podcast talking about how you just can't afford to lose data -- and how axiom provides logging *without* sampling. Full interview linked below!

Not all logs are born equal, and those which are messier than others can be a real pain to work with. The ‘search’ operator allows you to easily find needles in haystacks without worrying about schemas or types!

"Anything — any preparation, any worrying about budgets, any worrying about limitations takes you away from the goal of what you should be doing." It's been six months and it's as relevant today as it was then. Freedom from Limits— axi.sh/freedom

<Designed/> and Engineered() globally. A huge thanks to Jake Schroeder, Dominic, and Neil Jagdish Patel for all the hard work. Like all launches, let us know if you spot anything. We hope you like this ASCII homepage update! Live. Laugh. Log. [~/] axiom.co →