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Favorite Moments from Galaxy, Our First-Ever User Conference

If you missed Galaxy, you can watch all the presentations from our first-ever user conference now.

Heidi Waterhouse

Software Release Management: Strategies & Best Practices

Release management is the process of optimizing all stages of launching a software product or feature. As enterprise software delivery becomes faster and more complex, release management is essential to meet deadlines without sacrificing quality.  

LaunchDarkly

Test environments 101: definition, types, and tests

This post explores test environments from the ground up. Not only will you learn what a test environment is, but you'll also discover how best to set up one in the era of continuous deployment. Then we'll discuss how best to manage them.

LaunchDarkly

What to Expect at LaunchDarkly Galaxy

This is an opportunity for our users to talk to each other, compare notes, and listen to people just like them describe what they have accomplished with LaunchDarkly. 

Heidi Waterhouse

How We've Been Celebrating Women’s History Month

We've rounded up some of the ways we spent the month celebrating and recognizing all those who identify as women.

Dawn Parzych

What Is Continuous Testing? A Straightforward Introduction

LaunchDarkly

My Experience as a New Mom in Tech

I want to share some of my experiences to help other women know more of what to expect, consider, and maybe even demand. I also want pregnancy and motherhood to become topics that don’t feel so foreign in the setting of, say, a tech blog.

Andrea Echstenkamper

Testing in production to stay safe and sensible

“Testing in production” refers to the practice of running code on production servers, using real data from real users, without showing the new behavior to the majority of users. These tests are frequently run during the final stages before releasing the software to a broad audience.

Heidi Waterhouse

How to Prepare Your Organization for the Next Big Thing

In this article, we’ll talk about some of the reasons we run from change, and how we can alter our perspective to open the door to it in a positive way that can have massive implications for our organizations. 

Dawn Parzych

Integrating Feature Flags in Angular v4

In this article, we’ll discuss how to eliminate risk and deliver value in your Angular project.

Why We’re Paying You to Hack Us

One of the ways we’re helping make LaunchDarkly’s security stronger is with our new public bounty program, which we launched in January with HackerOne. 

Kevin Smith

Takeaways from the 2021 State of Chaos Engineering Report

The Gremlin report revealed some interesting data points regarding the use of feature management as it pertains to high-performing teams. 

Dawn Parzych

Reflections on Black History Month at LaunchDarkly

In the spirit of education and community engagement, LaunchDarkly has spent February putting on a series of events to celebrate the month.

Tailor Fobbs

Launched: Erlang SDK

Now, you can use LaunchDarkly to manage features in the types of massively parallel services, distributed services, and multi-server applications that are built in Erlang.

Mira Cho

Blue-green deployment 101: how to reduce deployment risk

A blue-green deployment is an application release strategy for safely updating apps in production with no downtime.

LaunchDarkly

Recap: Gene Kim’s Thoughts on DevOps in 2021

Highlights from a recent conversation our VP of Platform and Partnerships, Adam Zimman, had with author, researcher, and the founder of IT Revolution, Gene Kim. 

Kevin Smith

Valentine’s Day Poems, Deployed Just for You

Please enjoy these feature management poems written by some of our team members. May these bring a smile, or maybe a cringe, to your face today. 

Dawn Parzych

Register for Our First-Ever User Conference, Galaxy

This year, we’ve decided to harness the inspiration we find in you, our customers, and share it at our inaugural user-conference, Galaxy. 

Heidi Waterhouse

21 Things You Can Do With Feature Flags in 2021

Dawn Parzych

To Be Continuous: Game Changers and Product Clones

In episode 59 of "To Be Continuous," Edith and Paul talk about the economy of mobile gaming, corporate monopolies, the importance of monetization, and Pink Floyd.

Kevin Smith

How Progressive Delivery Helps You Learn from Failures

Dawn Parzych

Lessons from 2020 for the Shifting Landscape of Software Delivery

Dawn Parzych

Trunk-Based Development 101: How to Get Started

LaunchDarkly 2021: Galaxy Conference, 20 Trillion Feature Flags, & We’re Hiring!

Edith Harbaugh