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No I mean an entire framework and set of software components for doing feature flags.
by fire_lake 2y ago
No I mean an entire framework and set of software components for doing feature flags.
- GiorgioG 2y agoClearly you haven't worked at an org that uses something like this extensively (LaunchDarkly for example.)
- skeeter2020 2y agoIf you have a single database than maybe you can (and should?) just start with a basic, single table approach, but as you grow in size and complexity FF management can become a challenge, with reporting gaps and feature release management. I usually see two charateristics with the former approach: growth in the # of FFs over time and a messy Excel report for what they are, do and if anyone still hits the old code. This might be fine for a while, or forever, but often gets painful.