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Clear Skies in the Cloud with Feature Management
As CEO of LaunchDarkly, I love hearing about all use cases in which teams are applying feature management. As the bar for being successful in the cloud continues to rise, I’m happy that an increasing number of customers use LaunchDarkly as a way to accelerate their migration and modernization initiatives.
Edith Harbaugh
Trajectory 2021: Day Two Recap
Highlights from the second day of our annual conference.
Sunayana Vatassery
Trajectory 2021: Day One Recap
Take a look at some of the talks from the first day of our third-annual Trajectory conference.
Jessica Cregg
Find What You Need with the Users Dashboard
We’ve invested in the User dashboard this year to add more configurations to help our customers find the specific user details they need to understand the behavior and experiences in their applications.
Amanda Moreland
Evolving Global Flag Delivery - Flag Delivery at Edge
Recently, we moved significant portions of our flag evaluation tooling from our core LaunchDarkly infrastructure, out to the Content Delivery Network (CDN) layer of our architecture. We refer to this as Flag Delivery at Edge, and it is currently live throughout our LaunchDarkly Flag Delivery Network.
Cody De Arkland
Introducing the State of Feature Management
Check out the results from our survey of over 450 DevOps and software development professionals about how feature management is changing software development, how teams are using it to deploy code, and the overall benefits of adoption.
Kevin Smith
Launching Darkly with Python and a Star Wars API
In this post, we’re going to take a rapid fire look at bootstrapping a Python project and exploring feature flags and application delivery with LaunchDarkly.
Cody De Arkland
LaunchDarkly Foundation and Stripe Climate
I’m very excited about The LaunchDarkly Foundation’s contribution to Stripe Climate. Climate change is one of the three focus areas of the LaunchDarkly Foundation, and carbon removal seems like an effective way to help support that.
Seth Mazow
Three Common Use Cases for LaunchDarkly Integrations
LaunchDarkly provides a wide range of integrations to help solve problems within your organization, including integrated development environment (IDE) connectors, workflow management tools, and more.
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Ember Stevens
Launching with Trajectory this November
In this year's entirely virtual event, we'll be celebrating the people working to build better software, teams, and processes, all at pace while striving to eliminate risk.
Dawn Parzych
What's So Great About Next.js?
Let's take a brief look at how Next.js has evolved and, in particular, how the rendering methods within Next.js have evolved.
Brian Rinaldi
Launched: Navigation Refresh and Command Bar Search
This is an ongoing process that we plan to continue investing in, so keep your eyes peeled for fresh updates to come. This post walks you through two significant updates.
Zoë Adelman
14 Organizations Working to Diversify the Tech Industry
It’s a well-accepted fact that tech lacks diversity. Here are some organizations within the United States and United Kingdom working to change that.
Isabelle Miller
Galaxy Talk: Migrating from a Homegrown Feature Flags System to LaunchDarkly
In this talk from our user conference, Galaxy, Autodesk engineer Rick Riensche runs through the process as his team migrated from Flipper to LaunchDarkly, and dispenses advice for those thinking about making the jump.
LaunchDarkly
Fall ‘21 Product Release: Smarter Experimentation
In this post, we’ll talk about some of the latest enhancements we’ve made during our Fall ‘21 Product Release to ensure you can make informed decisions and confidently ship the best experience.
LaunchDarkly
So You Took Down Production - Now What?
When you take down prod, the point at which you see is already too late. Your name is on the deployment, the issue is live, and the clock is ticking.
Jessica Cregg
I’m With the Brand (B2B Startup Edition)
There’s an old saying that goes like this: “All marketers, when left to their own devices, will eventually decide to rebrand your company.” Actually, I just made up that quote, but it’s so true that it probably should be an old saying by now.
Keith Messick
Why Use Feature Flags?
In this post, we’ll take a look at what feature flags are, when to use them, and why they make sense for large and small companies.
LaunchDarkly
Bringing Order to Microservices
As microservices have grown from a niche methodology into a standard, they’ve also become more challenging to manage and govern.
Jessica Cregg
Galaxy Talk: Maximize Your Use of LaunchDarkly
Six ways we use LaunchDarkly at LaunchDarkly.
LaunchDarkly
Life as a Frontend Engineer
A few years into my professional career, I began to be more involved in working with UX designers and attending research sessions with end-users. I loved hearing our end-users’ experiences so I wanted to be closer to what the end-user sees, which is the frontend.
Christina Chen
Four Fundamental Practices for Building a Culture of Experimentation
The following four fundamental practices are great steps that can help your team instill a culture of experimentation that uses failure to power its future successes.
Jessica Cregg
Using Feature Management to Drive Innovation in Regulated Industries
Recently, we hosted a brunch-and-learn event with customers that focused on feature management use cases and benefits. Let's jump into the highlights.
LaunchDarkly
Launched: Syncing Audiences from Amplitude to LaunchDarkly
We're excited to announce we now support syncing cohorts directly from Amplitude to LaunchDarkly.
Amanda Moreland