Awesome I'll be sure to read it if you post it on here!
Yeah totally agree with this, would only use the config side (colours etc) on something meaningful.
Also, I tend to slowly remove flags as they become more stable/mature. Having stagnant flags is definitely something to avoid.
I kind already talked about them, but only from the A/B tests perspective. There are a lot of other good usages for flags, like soft rollouts/releases, dual writes and so on.
Yeah totally, I was genuinely surprised how using them totally changed my dev experience at times especially being able to do smaller releases
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Awesome I'll be sure to read it if you post it on here!
Yeah totally agree with this, would only use the config side (colours etc) on something meaningful.
Also, I tend to slowly remove flags as they become more stable/mature. Having stagnant flags is definitely something to avoid.
I kind already talked about them, but only from the A/B tests perspective. There are a lot of other good usages for flags, like soft rollouts/releases, dual writes and so on.
Yeah totally, I was genuinely surprised how using them totally changed my dev experience at times especially being able to do smaller releases