Feature Flags Made Easy
Technical debt is accumulated as unmanaged flags accrue in an application’s code. And the associated marginal gain (i.e. each unmanaged flag added) directly impacts the amount of time and resources …
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This post is one in a series of blogs discussing continuous integration and feature flagging. Feature Flags can improve your continuous integration process in a number of ways. This post will focus …
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The following is a guest post written by Carlos Schults. Going back in time is a crucial feature in any VCS. Git is no exception, but being more powerful and flexible than its centralized …
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As organizations are speeding up and scaling their software development to match the needs of the modern consumer, they are focused on doing so without losing visibility, traceability, and …
As you’re aware, speed of software development is critical in the financial services sector, but you have an added level of risk and complexity in your users’ data that many industries don’t have. The …
The following is a guest blog post written by Marjan Venema. You hit the button to confirm the last merge pull request for the day and slowly lean back in your chair. This is it. Tomorrow the new …
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