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Evolving Global Flag Delivery - Flag Delivery at Edge
Recently, we moved significant portions of our flag evaluation tooling from our core LaunchDarkly infrastructure, out to the Content Delivery Network (CDN) layer of our architecture. We refer to this as Flag Delivery at Edge, and it is currently live throughout our LaunchDarkly Flag Delivery Network.
Cody De Arkland
Launching Darkly with Python and a Star Wars API
In this post, we’re going to take a rapid fire look at bootstrapping a Python project and exploring feature flags and application delivery with LaunchDarkly.
Cody De Arkland
What's So Great About Next.js?
Let's take a brief look at how Next.js has evolved and, in particular, how the rendering methods within Next.js have evolved.
Brian Rinaldi
My Experience as a Career Switcher in Tech
Have you ever tried to write with your other hand? The non-dominant one? Your instincts are all off, and words that you produce look out of shape and unfamiliar. No matter how accustomed you are to an action, performing it in a different context can throw you completely off balance. I find that this is particularly true when you switch careers.
Jessica Cregg
A Beginners Guide to Feature Management for Federal Agencies
In this guide, you will learn how other agencies are already using feature management and how it might benefit your agency, especially your developers.
Sara Mazer
Galaxy Talks: Feature Flags in Your Daily Workflows
In this talk, LaunchDarkly software engineer, Dan O'Brien, talks about the perils of losing focus, and how our platform wants to help enable your deep working sessions.
LaunchDarkly
Attracting and Retaining Engineering Talent in 2021
A conversation with StockX, Karat, and LaunchDarkly.
Alea Abed
Galaxy Talk: The Art of Shipping Broken Code
Learn how feature flags gave StockX the confidence to test out a new home page against an old one on the biggest shopping day of the year.
LaunchDarkly
Feature-Driven Development: A Brief Overview
As with other Agile software development frameworks, the goal of feature-driven development is to iterate quickly to satisfy the needs of the customer.
LaunchDarkly
Release Testing 101: How to Get Started
Release testing aims to find and eliminate errors and bugs from a software release so that it can be released to users. Let’s dive in and explore several methods used to perform release testing.
LaunchDarkly
1-800-FLOWERS.COM, Inc. Migrates to the Cloud Seamlessly with LaunchDarkly
Learn how the engineering team at 1-800-FLOWERS.COM, Inc. uses LaunchDarkly to ensure safe migrations and consistent customer experiences.
Alea Abed
Git Branching Strategies vs. Trunk-Based Development
This article will first review the benefits and shortcomings of several common Git branching strategies. Then, we’ll compare those to trunk-based development to learn how the latter solves those shortcomings and enables modern software delivery practices through feature flag management.
LaunchDarkly
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
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
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
Announcing the LaunchDarkly Partner Program
Jared Jones
Build vs. Buy: Have You Outgrown Your In-House Feature Flagging Tool?
How to determine if and when you should retire your homegrown feature flagging system.
Dawn Parzych
Feature Management Platform: Build or Buy?
The pros and cons of building your own feature flag management system
Yoz Grahame
Launched: New Relic Integration
Mira Cho
What Is Progressive Delivery All About?
Matt DeLaney
