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Images can have an enormous impact on our understanding of a concept. This is hard wired in our brains. Studies have shown that it can take 1.2 to 2.4 seconds to comprehend an eight-word sentence while we process images in as little as 13 milliseconds. Thus images have a unique ability to influence our comprehension and perception. What does this have to do ...
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Discover the next frontier of DevOps Many organizations struggle to balance the ...
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The technology acceptance model (TAM) is a concept that has been around since 19...
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What is a feature flag? Feature flags are a software development concept that al...
Product Experimentation
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Whenever we make any software change, we are experimenting. Will it crash? Will ...
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What’s the next great feature and how quickly can you ship it? At LaunchDarkly, ...
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It’s time to take the guesswork out of product optimization—and empower your tea...
NEWGALAXY ‘23 PRODUCT UPDATES
Jumpstart experiments and see how features affect key business metrics with Funnel Experiments in LaunchDarkly.
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Customer Spotlight
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About Autodesk (ADSK) Autodesk, Inc. [ADSK (NASDAQ)] is a global software leader...
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LaunchDarkly is how the best companies get ship done. Software teams across prac...
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Galaxy Brain is a blog post series covering previous talks at our annual user co...
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Experimentation in LaunchDarkly: Feature Roundup
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Unified Feature Management and Experimentation: LaunchDarkly merges feature management wit...
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What is software release versioning? Software release versioning is the act of bundling or...
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When implementing or adopting a new technology, there always comes a time when we shift ou...
