I think as a developer you always try to build something beautiful, you want to make that perfect, but it rarely, rarely starts out that way.

Scaling in our case is very, very important because you're adding our piece of code onto your API,

and we first have to handle all the load that you have, and secondly, we cannot slow down your API.

Those were the two guiding principles that we had when we started designing this product.

We cannot slow your API, and we have to be able to have the same amount of load that you have,

and we have to do it at cost.

My name is Vedron. I'm the co-founder and CEO of Treble.

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Vedran Sindrich grew up in a small town in rural Croatia.

As far back as he can remember, he's been

tinkering with computers, messing around with Doss and, of course, gaming. From the very early

days, computers became his passion. When he finished college, he started his own successful design

agency before building his current venture. He likes to watch movies and TV shows and loves to

barbecue. I learned that in Croatia,

they don't smoke meat as much as we do in the States and stick mainly to pork over beef.

One thing I loved that Vedron said was the best way to eat a salad is when you're having

barbecue. Otherwise, you wouldn't eat a salad. When business was booming, Bedron and his team

built a tool to help them track all of the APIs they were supporting. After putting it down

several times and picking it back up, they finally figured out how to scale it properly and decided

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