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If the SaaS is complex, this becomes impractical if toggles for "all new features" is the goal. Maybe a subset is doable. If it's a simple SaaS by all means go
by rntksi 5y ago
If the SaaS is complex, this becomes impractical if toggles for "all new features" is the goal. Maybe a subset is doable.
If it's a simple SaaS by all means go for it. I really like the idea of being able to toggle things I like/don't like. But most of the times I become a "second-rate" citizen in the eyes of devs when I'm on a lesser-used subset of features.
Example is this service I'm using to manage my small company's finance; because I refuse to toggle on a feature that makes life easier for most people (but not mine), getting support for bugs has been very difficult.