Feature Flags: Transform Your Product Development Workflow
Feature Flags: Transform Your Product Development Workflow is a self-paced course by Ben Nadel. My development team was consistently releasing critical errors into production.
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- Lessons
- 0
- Duration
- self-paced
- Level
- All levels
- Language
- English
- Updated
- Instructor
- Ben Nadel
- Price
- Premium
Nothing helped reduce the number of downtimes. Unit tests did not solve the problem. Code reviews yielded no results. Changing the technology stack did not help. Slowing down the development cycle didn't work either. Maintaining stable system operation during the evolution of the product became a Sisyphean task.
Until we discovered feature flags. They changed everything. The number of failures and incidents decreased from daily to weekly, and then to rare exceptions.
Feature flags allow you to dynamically enable and disable code in an application while it's running. They can be thought of as a kind of magical conditional operators, but this is only a superficial description. In reality, feature flags are a revolution in the product development process. They change the approach to writing code, team interaction, and communication with clients. Moreover, they create a level of psychological safety that most modern development processes simply do not provide.
When I first learned about feature flags, my reaction was skeptical: “I don't need this.” However, after eight years of working with them, I realized how powerful a tool they are. Today, I cannot imagine product development without feature flags - they have become as much of a basic necessity for me as logs, metrics, and databases.
This book is your guide to the world of feature flags. In it, I will explain what they are, how they work, and how they can transform your entire organization. I will share the experience accumulated over eight years and show how feature flags can create a development culture based on trust, flexibility, and efficiency.
Who teaches Feature Flags: Transform Your Product Development Workflow? Ben Nadel
Ben Nadel is a US software engineer and the longest-running technical blogger on the web — bennadel.com has been publishing daily-or-near-daily since 2006 across ColdFusion, Angular, JavaScript, and the architectural side of building production web applications.
His CourseFlix listing carries Feature Flags — Transform Your Product Development Workflow. Material is paid and aimed at developers and engineering leads ready to add feature-flagging as a discipline rather than a one-off ad-hoc pattern.
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