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2024 Survey: Impact of LaunchDarkly on Customer Outcomes

Matt DeLaney

How to build a Pokédex with a Game Mode with Next.js, Vercel, PokeAPI, and LaunchDarkly

Create a Pokédex game using Next.js, Vercel, PokéAPI, and LaunchDarkly. This blog will guide you through building a Pokédex that doubles as a fun quiz game. By leveraging the power of Next.js for dynamic rendering and Vercel for seamless deployment, along with PokéAPI for comprehensive Pokémon data and LaunchDarkly for feature flagging, you’ll have a fully functional and interactive Pokédex. Ready to catch 'em all? Let’s dive in and build your Pokédex together!

Erin Mikail Staples

The Impact of Feature Management on Software Engineering and Business Performance

Matt DeLaney

Let’s Work Together to Make Painful Software Outages a Thing of the Past

Dan Rogers

Ultimate Guide to CI/CD Best Practices to Streamline DevOps

Jesse Sumrak

Split Alternatives for Feature Flag Management and Experimentation

Amelie Sutsakhan

6 Deployment Strategies (and How to Choose the Best for You)

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Introducing Custom Defaults for Flag Templates

Steve Zegalia

Top 4 Release Management Trends for 2024

Eric Rubin

5 Ways LaunchDarkly Outshines DIY Feature Flags

Brian Rinaldi

What is mobile app A/B testing? Benefits and best practices

Learn what mobile app A/B testing is, how it works, common use cases, and what the benefits are.

Erin Mikail Staples

Beta testing programs: everything you need to know

In this article, we'll look at what beta testing involves, the benefits it can offer and how you can implement it within your organization.

Brian Rinaldi

Autodesk Used to Only Release Mobile Features Every 6-8 Weeks. Now, It's Every Week

Allison Rogers

Getting Started With LaunchDarkly Migration Flags

Peter McCarron

3 Reasons Mobile App Releases Are So Painful…and How to Fix Them

Matt DeLaney

A beginner's guide to targeting with feature flags

Learn how to use feature flags and LaunchDarkly's targeting engine to deliver targeted experiences to any user, thing, or combination of users and things.

Brian Rinaldi

Introducing Migration Assistant: Migrate and Modernize Without The Pain

Paul Wright

What Are Feature Flags?

Feature flags allow you to enable or disable a feature without modifying source code or requiring a redeploy.

Brian Rinaldi

Galaxy ‘23 Product Release

Unlock the next frontier of DevOps with LaunchDarkly's most epic product release to date.

Jenna Bilotta

Manufacturing Feature Flags: Build vs. Buy...and Duct Tape

Get a fresh perspective on building versus buying an enterprise-grade feature management system.

Cody De Arkland

How Naviance Unlocked Its Monolith to Migrate with Confidence

It's a familiar story. The success and growth of a company eventually created a problem: while it started with a small monolithic architecture, as things expanded, a single codebase maintained and enhanced successfully by a handful of teams simply could not scale to concurrent work by hundreds of engineers. 

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The Five Stages of Feature Flag Adoption

In this post, I want to lay out a common pattern I hear when I talk to developers about their adoption of feature flags that may help you in thinking about and planning your own.

Brian Rinaldi

Feature flag considerations in a microservice architecture

In this article, you’ll learn more about feature flags and the situations in which they can help you. You’ll also see how they can be used to help you take granular control of your microservices, enabling you to test new features easily.

James Konik

Feature Flagging for SRE (Site Reliability Engineering) Teams

In this article, you'll take a look at what feature flags are and how they can benefit site reliability engineers, specifically, in their quest to keep an application up and running.

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