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by bullcitydev 7y ago
That is a very good question and something I have been struggling with. Do you have any ideas? I know that it has been done (ex: Sidekiq has OSS, Pro and Enterprise versions). My thought was to maintain a private fork for the pro version an
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by bullcitydev 7y ago
Thanks! I have heard the feedback from others as well. I think that will be the next thing I do with Flipt, as well as support more traditional RDBMS'. May I ask what specifically you found frustration with LaunchDarkly?
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by bullcitydev 7y ago
Thank you! Yeah I rebased my git commits to clean things up and get rid of some silly mistakes.. although now I kind of wish I hadn't so the commit history told the full story. I agree I need some better examples/documentation on
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Show HN: Flipt – an open-source feature flag solution(github.com)
59 points by bullcitydev 7y ago|16 comments
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by bullcitydev 7y ago
Thanks! Glad you liked it. I think I may do that this week!
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How to Take Three Years to Finish Your Side Project(markphelps.me)
3 points by bullcitydev 7y ago|2 comments
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by bullcitydev 7y ago
Not to hijack the OPs post, Fire CI looks like a great tool! I recently released my open source feature toggle project, Flipt ( https://github.com/markphelps/flipt ), that allows you to implement feature flags in your e
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by bullcitydev 10y ago
Just wanted to say that I really enjoyed your presentation. Definitely inspired me to think hard about what I actually like doing instead of just trying to build something that I think I can sell for a few bucks. I've created multiple
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Kafka for Rubyists(markphelps.me)
1 points by bullcitydev 11y ago|0 comments
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Don't Use default_scope in Rails(markphelps.me)
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Show HN: Java Beyond the Classroom(javabeyond.com)
2 points by bullcitydev 12y ago|0 comments
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Java Beyond the Classroom(javabeyond.com)
1 points by bullcitydev 12y ago|0 comments