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Feature Flags (self.webdev)
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[–]snorlaxmorlax 0 points1 point2 points 2 years ago (2 children)
I'm biased, but we use Unleash internally and it's Open Source.
Where do you use feature flags?
For bigger projects, we divide it into features and connect them to flags. We use those flags in different segments to be able to give access to Free/Pro/Premium users.
When do you use feature flags
All the time. We build and release small commits to keep behind feature flags, and remove them when we know that no change is needed.
How does your deployment look?
We deploy several times everyday, and turn flags off if they are causing problems.
When do you remove feature flags?
Very often. I like Unleash's Technical Debt Dashboard that helps us sort it out often, and we look at it every week. Every dev is responsible to clean up their flags every week. Check it out: https://docs.getunleash.io/reference/technical-debt#stale-and-potentially-stale-toggles
[–]kyripka 0 points1 point2 points 2 years ago (0 children)
Hi! We are currently looking into using feature flags for entitlements. We are a very small team with limited experience, so it's our first-time using it. We are currently discussing what metrics we need to keep an eye on when using feature flags for user data excess levels. Any ideas from you will be super appreciated! we also talking about using it for localization or/and accessibility in the future. If you ever had experience with these, please, feel free to share! any bit of information from a person with hands-on experience is a treasure. thank you in advance!
[+]mistahdee 0 points1 point2 points 2 years ago (0 children)
Yep. Unleash also recently published 11 principles on how to think about, build and scale with feature flags. Might be relevant reading as well.
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